King Snake and Thrasher Interactions

A king snake near Baja California attempts to prey on young Thrasher chicks by climbing a choya cactus. Despite the snake's efforts, the adult Thrasher fiercely defends its chicks, causing the snake to retreat. The snake's failed attempt and subsequent retreat could harm its reputation as a predator.

Where is the king snake located at the beginning of the video?

• In the Australian Outback

• Near Baja California

• In the Sahara Desert

• Near the Amazon Rainforest

What is the king snake trying to reach by climbing the cactus?

• A group of Thrasher chicks

• A hive of bees

• A nest of eagle eggs

• A bunch of ripe fruits

How does the adult Thrasher react to the king snake's approach?

• It aggressively defends its chicks

• It calls for help from other birds

• It ignores the snake

• It flies away in fear

What ultimately happens to the king snake after the Thrasher's defense?

• It calls for reinforcements

• It successfully captures the chicks

• It retreats and appears to be skydiving

• It hides in the cactus

What could be affected by the snake's retreat?

• Its predatory reputation

• Its speed in hunting

• Its ability to climb trees

• Its camouflage skills