Shark Behavior and Hunting Strategies

The video explores the interaction between seals and sharks, focusing on how seals dive to avoid detection by sharks lurking below. It highlights the hunting behavior of sharks near the shoreline and features a dramatic encounter where a shark attacks a submarine equipped with cameras, providing a unique perspective of the predator-prey dynamic.

What strategy do seals use to avoid predators?

• They swim at the surface.

• They dive close to the bottom.

• They swim in large groups.

• They stay near the shore.

What is the significance of Johnny's position in the strike zone?

• It helps him swim faster.

• It allows him to hunt seals.

• It makes him almost invisible to seals.

• It makes him visible to predators.

What depth did the shark reach according to the readings?

• 100 meters

• 150 meters

• 50 meters

• 200 meters

Where is the shark potentially hunting?

• In shallow waters

• At the surface

• Near the shoreline

• In the open ocean

What is the force of the shark's bite?

• 1 ton per square inch

• 2 tons per square inch

• 3 tons per square inch

• 4 tons per square inch

What unique perspective does the shark cam provide?

• A bird's eye view

• A seal's eye view

• A fish's eye view

• A diver's eye view