Elephant Behavior and Nutrition

The video explores the remarkable abilities of an elephant's trunk, highlighting its dexterity, sensitivity, and strength. It follows Jelena, a young elephant, who faces challenges in feeding due to her incomplete trunk. As the dry season approaches, food scarcity becomes a threat to her survival. Despite these challenges, Jelena's resilience and determination to stay with her herd are emphasized.

What makes an elephant's trunk more sensitive than a human finger?

• Its ability to lift heavy objects

• Its sensitivity to environmental information

• Its dexterity and maneuverability

• Its length and strength

How does an elephant's trunk help it understand its surroundings?

• By using it to make sounds

• By using it to read environmental cues like Braille

• By using it to touch other elephants

• By using it to smell

What challenge does Jelena's younger sister face?

• Avoiding predators

• Feeding herself due to an incomplete trunk

• Keeping up with the herd

• Finding water

Why is feeding a slow process for Jelena's younger sister?

• She has to share food with others

• She is too young to eat solid food

• She is not interested in eating

• She lacks a full trunk and fingers

How much food do young elephants need to consume daily?

• 50 pounds

• 80 pounds

• 100 pounds

• 120 pounds

What risk does Jelena face during the dry season?

• Becoming isolated from the herd

• Running out of water

• Becoming weak due to food scarcity

• Getting lost in the forest