Bobcat Behavior and Adaptations

The video explores the challenges bobcats face in snowy environments, particularly in Yellowstone. It highlights their hunting strategies and the difficulties they encounter, such as dealing with snow and water. The bobcat's attempt to hunt ducks and a muskrat is detailed, showcasing its adaptability and the obstacles it faces in a harsh winter landscape.

Why does the bobcat struggle in deep snow?

• Due to its small paws

• Due to its large size

• Because it has a long tail

• Because it is not a predator

What attracts the bobcat to the open water in winter?

• The waterfowl that gather there

• The warmth of the water

• The presence of fish

• The absence of other predators

What is the bobcat's initial approach towards the ducks?

• It tries to swim

• It hides in the bushes

• It charges aggressively

• It waits patiently

What strategy does the bobcat adopt after its initial approach fails?

• It decides to climb a tree

• It hides and waits for the ducks

• It looks for smaller prey

• It gives up and leaves

What unexpected target does the bobcat encounter?

• A rabbit

• A fish

• A squirrel

• A muskrat

What is the outcome of the bobcat's encounter with the muskrat?

• It scares the muskrat away

• It catches the muskrat

• It gets a mouthful of river muck

• It falls into the water

What makes the bobcat's situation worse after the encounter?

• It gets lost

• It becomes wet and cold

• It injures its paw

• It is chased by another predator