Wildlife Dynamics in Northern Tanzania

The video explores the ecosystem of umbrella thorn acacia trees in northern Tanzania, highlighting the diverse wildlife it supports. It focuses on the territorial and breeding behaviors of male impalas, their feeding habits, and their strategies to avoid predators like cheetahs. The acacia forest is a dynamic environment where resources are contested, and survival depends on vigilance and adaptation.

What role do the umbrella thorn acacia trees play in the ecosystem of northern Tanzania?

• They provide shelter and food for animals.

• They are used for building materials.

• They are primarily decorative.

• They are a source of water.

How do male impalas increase their chances of breeding success?

• By hiding from predators.

• By forming alliances with other males.

• By maintaining stamina and ensuring quality food.

• By migrating to different territories.

What is one of the challenges impalas face when feeding?

• Competition from other herbivores.

• Scarcity of food.

• Large thorns preventing easy access to food.

• Lack of water.

How do impalas react when a cheetah is spotted?

• They freeze in place.

• They scatter in different directions.

• They leap into the air to escape.

• They form a defensive circle.

What happens after the impalas escape from a predator?

• They migrate to a new area.

• They return and continue their territorial struggles.

• They hide in the trees.

• They form larger herds for protection.