Flounder and Its Predators

The video explores the flounder's unique adaptations, including its camouflaged appearance and eye migration, which help it hunt prey like shrimp. Despite its skills, the flounder can become prey to predators like the osprey, illustrating the cycle of life in marine ecosystems.

What feature helps the flounder blend into its environment?

• Its bright colors

• Its thin body and camouflaged scales

• Its fast swimming

• Its loud noises

What is the primary prey of the flounder as mentioned in the video?

• Crabs

• Shrimp

• Seaweed

• Small fish

How does the flounder's eye placement change as it matures?

• Both eyes move to the bottom of its body

• One eye migrates to the other side of its body

• Both eyes move to the top of its head

• Its eyes remain on either side of its body

What advantage does the flounder's flat shape provide?

• It makes it more attractive to mates

• It helps it swim faster

• It allows it to hide effectively

• It helps it float better

Which predator is mentioned as a threat to the flounder?

• Shark

• Osprey

• Dolphin

• Octopus

What happens to the flounder when it fails to camouflage effectively?

• It finds a new hiding spot

• It becomes prey to predators

• It changes color

• It swims away quickly