1. Checking the number of views on the video

1. Analyzing camera shake patterns

1. Reading the comments section

1. Looking for advertisements in the video

1. The number of people in a video

1. Whether the video is entertaining

1. Consistency in details throughout a video

1. The length of the video

1. To show how animals can be heroes

To illustrate how convincing fake videos can be

1. To persuade people to watch more animal videos

1. To explain how to train animals for videos

1. A type of camera equipment

1. A trick or deception meant to fool people

1. A scientific experiment

1. A viral video

1. People want to believe amazing things are real

1. People never use the internet

1. People dislike technology

1. People only watch old movies

1. By listing only scientific facts without examples

1. By providing examples of fake videos and explaining how they are detected

1. By focusing only on the history of photography

1. By describing her personal experiences with social media

1. He is a video prankster

1. He is an expert who analyzes videos for authenticity

1. He is a filmmaker who creates hoaxes

1. He is a journalist who interviews pranksters

People are less interested in videos

Technology is improving and fakers have bigger budgets

1. There are fewer videos online

1. Most videos are now in black and white

All videos on the internet are fake

Digital technology makes it easy to create convincing fake images and videos, so viewers must learn to question what they see

1. Only experts can spot fake videos

The internet is not a good place to find information