Wildlife Behavior and Survival Strategies

The video covers a live African safari, showcasing interactions between leopards, lions, hyenas, and cheetahs. It highlights territorial disputes, predator challenges, and tracking techniques. The safari provides insights into the behavior and dynamics of various wildlife species in their natural habitats.

What is the main focus of the live African safari program introduced in the first section?

• The diet of African wild dogs

• The nesting habits of African birds

• The interactions and territorial behaviors of leopards

• The migration patterns of elephants

Which animal group is known for stealing prey from hyenas, as discussed in the second section?

• Cheetahs

• Elephants

• Lions

• Buffaloes

What is the primary challenge faced by leopards in maintaining their territory?

• Competition from other leopards

• Harsh weather conditions

• Human encroachment

• Lack of prey

How does ting Ghana, the leopard, manage to survive in the wild according to the third section?

• By migrating to different territories

• By scavenging and using his olfactory skills

• By forming alliances with other predators

• By relying on human-provided food

What unusual behavior did ting Ghana exhibit when encountering wild dogs?

• He climbed a tree to avoid them

• He shared his meal with them

• He ignored them completely

• He chased them away aggressively

What unusual behavior was observed between Tandy and Kochava?

• They were seen hunting together.

• They were involved in a physical confrontation.

• They ignored each other completely.

• They shared a meal.

What significant challenge did Kenya the cheetah face?

• She was relocated to a new area.

• She was attacked by lions.

• She was unable to find food.

• She lost all her cubs.

How did Kenya manage to hunt successfully in the Mara triangle?

• By using the long grass as cover.

• By hunting at night.

• By forming alliances with other cheetahs.

• By targeting larger prey.

What was the main reason for the lions' inactivity during the day?

• They were waiting for prey to come closer.

• They were protecting their territory from other lions.

• They were injured and unable to move.

• They were conserving energy for nighttime hunting.

What new development was observed at the waterhole involving the hippos?

• A romantic relationship seemed to be forming.

• The hippos were relocated to another waterhole.

• A new hippo joined the group.

• The hippos were seen fighting.