Eagle Territory Defense Strategies

A lone eagle intrudes on a breeding pair's territory, leading to a series of confrontations. Initially, the female eagle attempts to defend their turf but loses the fish. The pair then teams up, engaging in an aerial battle with the intruder. Ultimately, the intruder leaves, and the breeding pair secures their territory, taking a victory lap.

What action does the lone eagle take upon entering the breeding pair's territory?

• It joins the pair in fishing.

• It leaves immediately.

• It helps the pair defend their territory.

• It ignores the pair's warning calls.

How does the female eagle initially respond to the intruder?

• She initiates a defensive attack.

• She calls for help from other eagles.

• She flies away.

• She offers the intruder some fish.

What strategy do the male and female eagles use to confront the intruder?

• They hide and wait for the intruder to leave.

• They call for reinforcements.

• They engage in a ground battle.

• They team up for an aerial confrontation.

What is the main purpose of the aerial battle between the male eagle and the intruder?

• To practice flying skills.

• To entertain other animals.

• To find food.

• To display dominance and bravado.

What decision does the intruder make after the aerial battle?

• It decides to stay and fight again.

• It builds a nest nearby.

• It leaves the territory.

• It calls for backup.

How do the breeding pair react after securing their territory?

• They start building a new nest.

• They invite the intruder back.

• They take a victory lap.

• They leave the area.