Tiger Research and Identification Methods

The video follows an expedition led by Gordon to track and study tigers in a specific area. The team uses camera traps to capture images of tigers, identifying them by their unique stripe patterns. These images provide crucial data on the tiger population's health and distribution. The team discovers evidence of tigers, including images and physical signs, highlighting the importance of conservation efforts to protect these magnificent creatures.

What is the primary method used by the team to identify individual tigers?

• Tracking their footprints

• Observing their behavior

• Listening to their roars

• Analyzing their stripe patterns

What is the unique feature of tigers that helps in their identification?

• Their stripe pattern

• Their roar

• Their habitat

• Their size

What tool does Alan use to capture images of tigers?

• Drone cameras

• Camera traps

• Handheld cameras

• Night vision goggles

What evidence did the team find that confirmed the presence of tigers?

• Tiger fur

• Tiger roars

• Tiger footprints

• Tiger food remnants

How many tigers were captured on film near the camp?

• Two

• One

• Three

• Four

Why is it important for the team to gather more images from different areas?

• To better understand the tiger population

• To create a documentary

• To attract tourists

• To sell the images

What is the team's reaction to the possibility of losing tigers from the earth?

• Relief

• Indifference

• Excitement

• Unthinkable

What did the dog team find that indicated recent tiger activity?

• Tiger roars

• Tiger fur

• Deer remnants

• Tiger footprints

What is the significance of the tiger's presence in the area?

• It indicates a healthy ecosystem

• It reduces the deer population

• It increases local employment

• It attracts more tourists

What is the team's ultimate goal in studying the tigers?

• To relocate them

• To capture them

• To train them

• To understand their health and population