Zebra Migration and Survival Insights

In the metropolitan Serengeti, zebras embark on their annual migration, traveling hundreds of miles in search of greener pastures. This journey leads them to a river, where they face the peril of crossing. The herd is anxious, aware of the dangers but also the necessity to move forward. For those who survive, the journey continues, while others are not as fortunate. The cycle of life and the drama at the river will resume next year.

What prompts the zebras to start their annual migration?

• The search for greener pastures

• The change in temperature

• The need to find new water sources

• The arrival of predators

Why do the zebras stop at the river?

• To avoid predators

• To quench their thirst

• To rest

• To find food

What are the zebras aware of when they reach the river?

• The presence of other animals

• The abundance of food

• The change in weather

• The danger of crossing and the peril of staying

What happens to the zebras who survive the river crossing?

• They continue their journey

• They find a new herd

• They stop migrating

• They return to their original location

What is implied about the cycle of life in the Serengeti?

• It is unpredictable and chaotic

• It is a continuous and recurring process

• It is controlled by human intervention

• It is a new phenomenon