Cuttlefish and Coral Reef Ecology

The video explores the vibrant ecosystem of the coral triangle in Southeast Asia, highlighting the fierce competition and opportunities within the reef. It focuses on the cuttlefish, known for its unique hunting techniques and camouflage abilities, and its interactions with predators like sharks. The video concludes by discussing the survival strategies and rewards for marine life in these bustling undersea cities.

What is the Coral Triangle known for?

• Its vast deserts

• Rich coral reefs and marine biodiversity

• Mountain ranges

• Dense forests

What is the environment of the coral reef compared to?

• A dense forest

• A quiet village

• A desert

• A bustling city

What is the primary prey of the cuttlefish?

• Plankton

• Crabs

• Seaweed

• Small fish

How does the cuttlefish catch its prey?

• By hiding in the sand

• By using its tentacles

• By changing colors and patterns

• By swimming fast

What is the cuttlefish's remarkable talent?

• Building shelters

• Flying

• Hypnotizing prey with color changes

• Singing

What is a major threat to the cuttlefish?

• Jellyfish

• Sea turtles

• Sharks

• Dolphins

What must the cuttlefish do to avoid predators?

• Stay still

• Hide in coral

• Change its color to blend in

• Swim in groups

What can marine creatures gain by thriving in the coral reef?

• Ability to fly

• Great rewards and opportunities

• Protection from predators

• Access to fresh water