Wildlife Behavior and Social Structures

The video explores the lives of five animal clans in Savuti: the Marsh Pride, Northern Pride, Sabah the leopard, the wild dogs, and the hyenas. Each clan has unique characteristics and survival strategies. The narrative highlights the challenges and dynamics within and between these groups, culminating in inevitable clashes. The filmmaker reflects on the emotional journey of documenting these animals and emphasizes the importance of connecting with nature.

Who was the dominant male lion in the Marsh Pride?

• Sec Akama

• Tamannah

• Satara

• Mutsumi

What was the main advantage of the Marsh Pride over other prides?

• They had more cubs

• They were the oldest pride

• They controlled the great Marsh

• They had the largest territory

What was the main difference between the Northern Pride and the Marsh Pride?

• The Northern Pride had no adult male

• The Northern Pride was led by a male lion

• The Northern Pride lived in the marsh

• The Northern Pride had more members

Who led the Northern Pride?

• Sec Akama

• Mutsumi

• Tamannah

• Satara

What unique skill did Sabah the leopard possess?

• She could run faster than wild dogs

• She could roar like a lion

• She had a mapped pantry of bird nests

• She could swim across rivers

What did Sabah often hunt for in trees?

• Birds

• Snakes

• Monkeys

• Squirrels

What was the main challenge faced by the wild dogs in Savuti?

• Finding enough food

• Competing with leopards

• Establishing a den

• Avoiding human contact

What was the size of the wild dog pack in Savuti?

• Ten dogs

• Six dogs

• Twenty dogs

• Fifteen dogs

What is a unique feature of the hyena's social structure?

• It is based on size and strength

• It is led by the oldest male

• It is led by the fastest runner

• It is a matriarchal society

What emotional challenge did the filmmakers face?

• Avoiding dangerous animals

• Dealing with harsh weather

• Finding enough animals to film

• Choosing sides in animal conflicts