African Wildlife Behavior and Diet

The video takes viewers on a safari journey, exploring various animals in South Africa and Kenya. It begins with an introduction to a female kudu, highlighting its browsing habits. The focus then shifts to impalas, discussing their evolutionary stability and adaptability. The journey continues in the Maasai Mara with observations of elephants, emphasizing their social structure and communication. Giraffes are also featured, showcasing their feeding habits and symbiotic relationship with oxpeckers. The video further explores hippopotamus behavior and their territorial nature, concluding with a look at buffalo herds and their interactions.

What is a unique feature of the kudu that helps it detect predators?

• Its long legs

• Its large ears

• Its sharp horns

• Its fast speed

How long have impalas remained largely unchanged in their evolutionary history?

• 1 million years

• 3 million years

• 6.5 million years

• 10 million years

Which of the following is NOT part of the Big Five?

• Giraffe

• Elephant

• Buffalo

• Lion

What role does the matriarch play in an elephant herd?

• She is the strongest male

• She is the fastest runner

• She leads the herd

• She is the youngest member

What is the primary diet of a giraffe?

• Fruits

• Insects

• Leaves

• Grass

What is the main purpose of the oxpeckers on giraffes?

• To clean parasites

• To help them find food

• To guide them

• To provide shade

What is a common behavior of elephants to keep cool?

• Using their ears to fan themselves

• Hiding under trees

• Swimming in rivers

• Running fast

What is a unique feature of the hippopotamus's skin?

• It secretes a natural sunscreen

• It is covered in fur

• It is very thin

• It changes color

What is the primary diet of a hippopotamus?

• Grass

• Insects

• Fish

• Leaves

How do hippopotamuses benefit from their relationship with oxpeckers?

• They get cleaned of parasites

• They receive food

• They get protection from predators

• They learn to swim