Only In South Korea 4 - Lion-Dog Odd Couple

The video explores the unusual companionship between a lioness named SUNY and a dog at a zoo. Despite initial assumptions that the lion might see the dog as prey, they have formed a unique bond. Visitors are intrigued by this rare sight, though some are concerned about the potential danger. SUNY, raised by humans, retains her instincts but seems to protect her canine friend. The video includes humorous observations and highlights the dynamics during meal times, where the lion naturally gets the larger portion. Overall, the pair is described as the perfect odd couple.

What is the general assumption about a lion and a dog being together?

• They would become friends.

• The lion would see the dog as a meal.

• They would ignore each other.

• The dog would scare the lion.

Why is the lioness named SUNY not likely to harm the dog?

• She is too old to hunt.

• She was raised by humans and has formed a bond with the dog.

• She is afraid of the dog.

• She is a vegetarian.

What is the humorous term used to describe the dog if it got angry?

• A barking lion.

• A lion's friend.

• A watchdog.

• A crossbreed.

What is the implication of the phrase 'lion's share' in the context of their meal times?

• They share the food equally.

• The lion gets most of the food.

• The food is given to other animals.

• The dog gets most of the food.

Why does meal time need to be supervised in the lion's enclosure?

• To make sure the dog eats enough.

• To prevent other animals from entering.

• To keep the lion from escaping.

• To ensure the lion doesn't eat the dog.