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Level 7B - Unit 6 (What do animals use wheel for?)

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Level 7B - Unit 6 (What do animals use wheel for?)
 

Level 7B - Unit 6 (What do animals use wheel for?)Online version

Watch the video and answer the questions.

by Shukrane Junuzi
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What is a hamster wheel usually used for?

2

Which wild animal was the first to use the wheel in the video?

3

How do animals find the wheel in the wild?

4

What animal moved very slowly on the wheel?

5

Why is this video surprising to scientists?

Explanation

Hamster wheels are made for animals to run on so they can move and exercise.

The wild mouse was the first to discover and use the wheel, just like pet mice do!

The animals weren’t forced—scientists placed the wheel in nature, and animals used it voluntarily.

Snails are slow but still chose to crawl on the wheel—showing curiosity, just like faster animals!

The big surprise was that wild animals used the wheel without needing food rewards—just for fun or movement!

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