Eagle Conflict and Maneuvers

A white-bellied sea eagle defends its territory near Borneo from an intruding eagle. The intruder poses a threat to the eagle's family, leading to a series of confrontations. Initial warnings fail, escalating into a midair battle where the eagles lock talons and whirl towards the ground. The intruder eventually concedes defeat, and the home team celebrates their victory with a triumphant glide over their secure territory.

What triggers the initial conflict between the eagles?

• The intruder eagle attacks the young.

• The intruder eagle builds a nest nearby.

• The intruder eagle sings loudly.

• The intruder eagle steals food.

How does the home team eagle initially respond to the intruder?

• By attacking immediately

• By issuing a warning

• By flying away

• By ignoring the intruder

What action does the intruder take that escalates the conflict?

• It builds a nest.

• It destroys the home team's nest.

• It steals a fish.

• It calls for reinforcements.

What is the purpose of the midair tug-of-war between the eagles?

• To establish dominance

• To share food

• To entertain the young

• To practice flying

What maneuver do the eagles perform during their battle?

• Gliding

• Whirling

• Diving

• Looping

What is the outcome of the whirling maneuver?

• Both eagles get injured.

• The home team retreats.

• The intruder wins.

• The intruder acknowledges defeat.

How does the home team celebrate their victory?

• By hunting for more food

• By building a new nest

• By performing a triumphant glide

• By calling for more allies