The Big Cats: Leopards, Snow Leopards, and Cheetahs

The video explores the habitats, characteristics, and hunting behaviors of leopards, snow leopards, and cheetahs. Leopards are versatile hunters found in various environments, while snow leopards are adapted to harsh mountainous regions. Cheetahs, known for their speed, face challenges in protecting their prey. The video compares these big cats, highlighting their unique adaptations and hunting strategies.

What is a key difference between the hunting styles of leopards and lions?

• Leopards hunt in groups, while lions hunt alone.

• Both leopards and lions hunt alone.

• Lions hunt in groups, while leopards hunt alone.

• Both leopards and lions hunt in groups.

What adaptation helps snow leopards blend into their environment?

• Their thick, white-gray coats with black rosettes.

• Their loud roar.

• Their ability to run fast.

• Their large size and strength.

Which of the following countries is NOT part of the snow leopard's habitat range?

• India

• Russia

• Australia

• China

Why do cheetahs eat their prey quickly?

• Because they have a fast metabolism.

• To prevent the meat from spoiling.

• Because they are always in a hurry.

• To avoid losing it to lions and leopards.

What is the primary advantage of cheetahs over other big cats?

• They are the best climbers.

• They are the largest.

• They are the strongest.

• They are the fastest.