Calla's Mating Behavior and Strategies

In this video, Calla, a young buck, competes with an older rival for territory and the attention of females. Despite his inexperience, Calla's strength and determination lead him to victory. He then uses his newfound dominance to court the females, eventually securing his lineage by mating successfully. This marks Calla's coming of age in the animal kingdom.

What advantage does Calla have over his older rival despite his lack of experience?

• He is more experienced.

• He is stronger.

• He is more cunning.

• He is faster.

What event helps Calla gain the upper hand in the fight?

• The older buck trips.

• The older buck gives up.

• A new buck distracts the older buck.

• Calla finds a hidden strength.

How do the females react to Calla's victory?

• They leave the territory.

• They gather in his new territory.

• They ignore him.

• They challenge him.

What does Calla do to attract the females?

• He fights another buck.

• He displays his size and makes noises.

• He offers food.

• He hides and waits.

What indicates that a female is interested in Calla?

• She stays nearby and wags her tail.

• She fights him.

• She runs away.

• She ignores him.

How long does each coupling last?

• Less than a second

• An hour

• Several minutes

• A few seconds

What does Calla achieve by the end of the video?

• He becomes the father of a fawn.

• He fights another buck.

• He leaves the territory.

• He loses his territory.