Eagle and Sea Snake Interactions

The video explores the life of the white-bellied sea eagle in the South China Sea, focusing on its hunting strategies and interactions with prey, particularly the banded sea snake. The eagle's ability to capture and feed on sea snakes is crucial for the survival of its young, as snake-fed eaglets have a higher chance of thriving in the wild. The video also highlights a dramatic encounter between an eagle and a venomous snake, showcasing the eagle's prowess and resilience in the face of danger.

What triggers the banded sea snake to dive underwater?

• The presence of other sea snakes

• The shadow of a passing boat

• The movement of the eagle's wings

• The sound of the eagle's call

Why does the sea snake need to surface occasionally?

• To escape predators

• To find a mate

• To breathe

• To hunt for food

What advantage do snake-fed eaglets have over those fed other foods?

• They have brighter feathers

• They are more likely to survive in the wild

• They learn to fly earlier

• They grow faster

What is the primary reason adult eagles hunt sea snakes?

• To practice their hunting skills

• To provide a nutritious diet for their young

• To reduce the snake population

• To impress other eagles

What lesson might the eaglets learn from their parents?

• How to migrate long distances

• How to sing

• How to hunt sea snakes

• How to build a nest

What does the eagle do after capturing the sea snake?

• It releases the snake back into the sea

• It takes a victory lap

• It shares the snake with other eagles

• It hides the snake for later

How does the sea snake attempt to defend itself against the eagle?

• By camouflaging with the sea floor

• By biting the eagle's leg

• By swimming away quickly

• By calling for help from other snakes

What is the outcome of the encounter between the eagle and the snake?

• The eagle successfully captures the snake

• The eagle is paralyzed by the snake's venom

• Both the eagle and the snake are injured

• The snake escapes unharmed