Animal Behavior and Ecology Assessment

The video provides a live coverage of an African safari, featuring interactions with various wildlife such as elephants, leopards, and birds. It includes observations of animal behavior, camp life, and the natural environment. The safari is interactive, allowing viewers to engage through social media. The video also highlights the importance of understanding animal behavior and the ecosystem.

What interactive feature is highlighted in the safari experience?

• Live chat with the hosts

• Augmented reality animals

• Pre-recorded video segments

• Virtual reality experience

Which bird is mentioned as being chased by a drongo?

• Crowned Eagle

• African Hawk Eagle

• Bald Eagle

• African Fish Eagle

What is the primary diet of the brown hooded kingfisher?

• Fish

• Insects

• Fruits

• Small mammals

Why do birds and reptiles bob their heads?

• To scare away predators

• To cool down their bodies

• To attract mates

• To improve their depth perception

What is one of the ecological roles of squirrels mentioned in the video?

• Building nests for other animals

• Dispersing seeds

• Pollinating flowers

• Controlling insect populations

How do zebras typically defend their young from predators?

• By leading predators away from the herd

• By hiding them in tall grass

• By using their powerful bite and kick

• By forming a protective circle

What is one of the humorous activities mentioned that hippos do underwater?

• They tell each other jokes.

• They sing songs.

• They dance.

• They play hide and seek.

What is the role of the matriarch in an elephant herd?

• She is the fastest runner.

• She leads the herd and makes decisions.

• She is the largest male.

• She is the youngest female.

What unique feature of flamingos allows them to feed effectively?

• Their ability to fly long distances

• Their beak that opens in the opposite direction

• Their bright pink coloration

• Their long legs for wading

How are individual leopards identified in the wild?

• By their size and weight

• By the sound of their roar

• By the color of their eyes

• By their unique spot patterns