The Great Rift Valley: Flamingos and Baboons

The video explores the dynamic ecosystem of East Africa's Great Rift Valley, focusing on the interaction between flamingos and baboons at Lake Boria. After a successful breeding season, millions of flamingos gather, attracting the attention of local baboons. The baboons, typically fruit eaters, exhibit unusual predatory behavior towards the flamingos, showcasing a rare natural event. This interaction highlights nature's indifferent method of maintaining ecological balance.

What is the primary setting of the video?

• The Sahara Desert

• The Amazon Rainforest

• The Great Rift Valley

• The Rocky Mountains

How many flamingos gather in the Great Rift Valley in July?

• 1 million

• 2 million

• 4 million

• 3 million

What is the reaction of the baboons to the large number of flamingos?

• They are curious and unsure

• They become aggressive

• They ignore them

• They migrate away

What unusual dietary choice do the baboons make?

• Eating fruits

• Eating insects

• Eating flamingos

• Eating leaves

What is the significance of the baboons' behavior towards the flamingos?

• It indicates a lack of food

• It is a rare and recorded event

• It shows a new hunting strategy

• It is a common occurrence

What might be the ecological implication of the baboons' new behavior?

• Increased flamingo population

• Restoration of ecological balance

• No significant impact

• Decrease in baboon population

What is the potential reason for the baboons' new taste preference?

• Curiosity and experimentation

• Change in climate

• Influence from other animals

• Lack of fruits