Mongooses and Marabou Storks Survival

On the MUA peninsula in Uganda, banded mongooses discover a termite swarm. While they feast, their nemesis, the Marabu Stork, targets the mongoose pups. Despite the mongooses' reputation for fighting off predators, including snakes, the storks persist. The mongoose family relocates to a stack of fishing boats for safety, but the storks continue their pursuit. Eventually, one pup is lost to the storks, reducing the mother's brood to six.

Where do the banded mongooses discover a termite swarm?

• In the Amazon Rainforest

• On the Great Barrier Reef

• In the Sahara Desert

• On the MUA peninsula in Uganda

What is the main threat to the mongooses while they are busy with the termites?

• A pride of lions

• The marabou stork

• A swarm of bees

• A pack of hyenas

What are mongooses famous for fighting?

• Crocodiles

• Elephants

• Snakes, including cobras

• Lions

How tall can marabou storks grow?

• 7 feet

• 9 feet

• 5 feet

• 3 feet

Where do the mongoose family take refuge from the marabou storks?

• In a burrow

• In a cave

• In a tree

• In a stack of fishing boats

What does the father mongoose do to protect the pups?

• He distracts the marabou storks

• He hides them in a cave

• He fights the storks directly

• He leads them to a new territory

What do the mongooses do after abandoning the fishing boats?

• They swim across a river

• They find a new home

• They dig a new burrow

• They climb a tree

What happens to the mongoose family during the third battle with the storks?

• They successfully fend off the storks

• They lose one of the pups

• They receive help from other animals

• They relocate to a safer area

How many pups remain after the final encounter with the marabou storks?

• Eight

• Seven

• Six

• Five

What is the main theme of the video?

• The ecosystem of the MUA peninsula

• The diet of marabou storks

• The survival tactics of mongooses

• The migration patterns of birds