Ram Fighting Behavior and Dynamics

The video tutorial describes a fight between a six-year-old and an eight-year-old ram. The younger ram is ready to compete against the older, stronger opponent. The challenger provokes the fight using body kicks and taunts. The older ram initially appears to submit but uses a strategic posture known as the low stretch to invite the challenge. The impact of their clashes is powerful enough to be lethal to humans, but their skulls provide protection. The fight is intense and lasts for hours, with each ram enduring multiple impacts.

What strategy does the younger ram use to provoke the older ram into a fight?

• Running in circles

• Headbutting trees

• Body kicks and tongue flicking

• Loud bleating

What does the older ram's 'low stretch' posture signify?

• A gesture of peace

• A signal to retreat

• An invitation to fight

• A sign of submission

At what speed are the impacts delivered during the ram fight?

• 20 km/h

• 50 km/h

• 60 km/h

• 35 km/h

What protects the rams' brains during their intense battles?

• Thick fur

• Two layers of skull

• Strong neck muscles

• Specialized horns

How long does the fight between the rams last?

• A few minutes

• Half an hour

• Several hours

• A whole day