Eagle and Sea Snake Interactions

The video explores the hunting prowess of the white-bellied sea eagle in the South China Sea. It details how the eagle captures banded sea snakes to feed its young, enhancing their survival chances. The video also highlights a dramatic encounter where the eagle narrowly avoids a venomous snake bite, showcasing its skill and resilience.

Where is the habitat of the white-bellied sea eagle mentioned in the video?

• Great Barrier Reef

• South China Sea near Borneo

• Sahara Desert

• Amazon Rainforest

What triggers the banded sea snake to dive underwater?

• A passing ship

• The eagle spreading its wings

• The presence of other snakes

• The sound of waves

Why does the sea snake need to surface occasionally?

• To find food

• To lay eggs

• To escape predators

• To breathe

What is the significance of snake-fed eaglets?

• They grow faster

• They become more aggressive

• They learn to fly earlier

• They are more likely to survive in the wild

What do adult eagles do to ensure their offspring have an advantage?

• Learn to hunt sea snakes

• Provide them with a variety of foods

• Teach them to sing

• Build larger nests

What does the snake attempt to do when captured by the eagle?

• Hide in the sand

• Call for help

• Paralyze the eagle with venom

• Escape by swimming away

How does the eagle react after successfully capturing the snake?

• It calls for other eagles

• It releases the snake

• It takes a victory lap

• It hides the snake