The Great Rift Valley: Flamingos and Baboons

The video explores the dynamic ecosystem of East Africa's Great Rift Valley, focusing on Lake Boria where flamingos and baboons coexist. It highlights the massive migration of flamingos and the resulting interactions with local baboons. The baboons, typically fruit eaters, exhibit unusual predatory behavior towards the flamingos, showcasing nature's way of maintaining balance.

What is the primary setting of the video?

• The Rocky Mountains

• The Sahara Desert

• The Amazon Rainforest

• The Great Rift Valley

How many flamingos gather at Lake Boria in July?

• 2 million

• 4 million

• 1 million

• 3 million

What is the reaction of the baboons to the influx of flamingos?

• They ignore them

• They are curious and observe them

• They migrate to another area

• They become aggressive

What unusual behavior do the baboons exhibit?

• They start flying

• They swim in the lake

• They begin eating flamingos

• They build nests

What is the baboons' usual diet?

• Only fruits

• Fruits and meat

• Only meat

• Only insects

What is the potential ecological implication of the baboons' new behavior?

• Restoration of ecological balance

• Decreased baboon population

• Destruction of the lake

• Increased flamingo population

What is the narrator's perspective on nature's way of restoring balance?

• Nature is compassionate

• Nature is chaotic

• Nature is indifferent

• Nature is predictable