Elephant and Lion Survival Strategies

The video explores the challenges faced by a young elephant calf as it becomes a target for predators. Initially, the calf struggles to keep up with the herd, making it vulnerable to lions. However, the calf's mother fiercely protects it, using her strength and loud trumpet calls to ward off the predators. The calf remains close to its mother, ensuring its safety as the lions are unable to penetrate the mother's defenses. The video highlights the protective instincts of the mother elephant and the calf's reliance on her for survival.

What makes a tiny elephant a tempting target for predators?

• Its isolation from the herd

• Its large size

• Its slow speed

• Its loud noises

What strategy do the lions use when following the herd?

• They attack immediately

• They call for reinforcements

• They wait for the right moment to strike

• They try to scare the herd

What action does the mother elephant take to protect her calf?

• She calls for help from other elephants

• She runs away quickly

• She uses loud trumpet blasts

• She hides in the bushes

How does the calf ensure its safety from the lions?

• By hiding in the tall grass

• By staying close to its mother

• By making loud noises

• By running faster than the lions

What is the main reason the lions cannot attack the calf?

• The herd returns to protect the calf

• The mother elephant's protective actions

• The calf is too fast

• The lions are too tired