Predator and Prey Dynamics

The video explores the cycles of life and death in Africa, focusing on predator-prey dynamics. It highlights the cheetah's speed in hunting antelopes, the survival tactics of prey animals, the spider's web as a trap, and the cooperative hunting strategies of wolves.

What is the primary focus of the cheetah when hunting in the savannah?

• To wait for the prey to come closer

• To scare the prey

• To catch its prey quickly

• To find a hiding spot

Why do antelopes keep a close watch on the savannah?

• To find food

• To avoid getting lost

• To locate water sources

• To prevent being caught off guard by predators

What is a key method for prey animals to escape predators?

• Hiding in trees

• Being faster than the predator

• Making loud noises

• Camouflaging with the environment

What happens to a dragonfly caught in a spider's web?

• It is saved by other insects

• It is injected with venom and eaten

• It escapes quickly

• It becomes a pet of the spider

How do wolves manage to hunt large prey effectively?

• By working together under a leader

• By waiting for the prey to tire

• By hunting alone

• By using traps