Animal Behavior and Ecology Concepts

The video is a safari adventure led by James Hendry, exploring the Kruger National Park and Masai Mara. It includes tracking leopards, observing hippos, and discovering the Unkuhuma lion pride. The video also covers controlled burning in Kenya and features observations of grasshoppers, butterflies, and the buffalo thorn plant. The safari aims to educate viewers about wildlife and conservation efforts.

What is the main objective of James Hendry's safari plan?

• To track down elephants

• To find the Unkuhuma pride of lions

• To study the migration patterns of birds

• To observe the behavior of hippos

What is the purpose of controlled burning in the Masai Mara?

• To prevent wildfires by clearing dry grass

• To increase the temperature in the area

• To create new habitats for animals

• To attract tourists with smoke displays

How do leopards typically meet their water needs?

• By licking dew from leaves

• By obtaining moisture from their prey

• By absorbing moisture from the air

• By drinking from rivers and lakes

What is the social structure of hippos as described by Trishala?

• Hippos have a dominant male with several females

• Hippos form pairs for life

• Hippos live in large herds with no leader

• Hippos live in solitary

How do safari guides protect themselves from wild animals?

• By staying in enclosed vehicles

• By carrying weapons

• By using fences and gates

• By understanding animal behavior

What is the primary reason the dotted blue butterfly is named as such?

• Its wings have a dotted pattern.

• It has a unique dotted antenna.

• It lays eggs in a dotted formation.

• Its flight path is erratic and dotted.

What is the significance of alarm calls in the animal kingdom?

• They help animals find food.

• They alert other animals to the presence of predators.

• They are used to attract mates.

• They signal the end of the day.

How many lions are typically in the Umkuhuma pride according to the narrator?

• 20 to 21 lions

• 15 to 16 lions

• 11 to 12 lions

• 5 to 6 lions

Why do male lions usually leave their birth pride?

• To avoid inbreeding and find new prides.

• To establish their own territory.

• To join a coalition of female lions.

• To migrate to a different continent.

What is the typical weight range for a male lion?

• 100 to 150 kilograms

• 150 to 200 kilograms

• 200 to 250 kilograms

• 250 to 300 kilograms