Frog Territorial Behavior and Challenges

In a dense rainforest, a male golden dart frog named Romeo establishes his territory by defeating rivals. His loud, melodious call attracts females, including Julieta, who must overcome significant obstacles to reach him before her eggs are wasted. The video highlights the challenges and strategies involved in the mating process of golden dart frogs.

What makes Romeo the king of his territory?

• His size and strength

• His ability to sing

• His success in defeating other males

• His colorful appearance

What is the primary benefit Romeo gains from his territorial victory?

• Access to more food

• Meeting any female that arrives

• Protection from predators

• A larger area to roam

How do golden dart frogs attract females?

• By displaying bright colors

• By singing using an air sac

• By building nests

• By performing a dance

What effect does Romeo's call have on other males?

• It makes them sing louder

• It causes them to leave the area

• It intimidates them

• It attracts them to his territory

Why is Julieta searching for a male frog?

• To escape predators

• To fertilize her eggs

• To find a new territory

• To find food

What challenge does Julieta face in reaching Romeo?

• Avoiding predators

• Finding enough food for the journey

• Crossing a river

• Navigating through a desert

How far does Julieta have to travel to reach Romeo?

• 200 yards

• 100 yards

• 50 yards

• 300 yards

What is the human equivalent of Julieta's journey?

• Climbing a mountain

• Clambering over 150-foot obstacles for almost three miles

• Running a marathon

• Swimming across a lake

What is the time constraint Julieta faces to reach Romeo?

• Two days

• Four days

• One week

• Ten days