Wildlife Migration and Behavior

The video explores various animal migrations across the globe, highlighting the bison in Yellowstone, wildebeest and zebras in East Africa, fruit bats in swamps, buffalo in Zambia, Monarch butterflies from Canada to Mexico, manatees in Florida, and the biodiversity of iSimangaliso Wetland Park. Each segment details the challenges and strategies these animals employ to survive and thrive in their respective environments.

What triggers the bison to start their migration in Yellowstone?

• The arrival of spring

• The matriarch's signal

• The presence of predators

• The melting of snow

Which two rivers do the wildebeest and zebras cross during their migration?

• Yangtze and Ganges

• Mississippi and Colorado

• Grumeti and Mara

• Amazon and Nile

What is the primary method fruit bats use to navigate?

• Sound waves

• Vision

• Magnetic fields

• Echolocation

How do buffalo herds in Zambia protect their young?

• By moving them to higher ground

• By leaving them with a guardian

• By keeping them in the center of the herd

• By hiding them in caves

What is unique about the Monarch butterflies that migrate to Mexico?

• They are the largest butterflies

• They belong to a super generation

• They change color during migration

• They can fly underwater

What happens to male Monarch butterflies after mating?

• They change their color

• They migrate back to Canada

• They continue to live for another year

• They die shortly after

Why do manatees migrate to Florida's natural springs?

• To breed

• To avoid cold ocean temperatures

• To escape predators

• To find food

What is the constant temperature of the water in Florida's springs that attracts manatees?

• 68 degrees

• 72 degrees

• 75 degrees

• 80 degrees

What is the significance of the iSimangaliso Wetland Park?

• It is the largest wetland in the world

• It supports 500 bird species

• It is the only wetland in Africa

• It is a man-made park

What year was the iSimangaliso Wetland Park declared a world heritage site?

• 2010

• 2005

• 1999

• 1995