Drogo's Hunting Strategies and Venom

Drogo, an apex predator, uses his venom to hunt rather than chase prey. He waits for the right moment to strike, relying on his venom to incapacitate his target. The venom contains anticoagulants that prevent the prey's blood from clotting, leading to eventual death. Drogo's strategy involves patience and precision, ensuring his survival in the wild.

What is Drogo's primary method for catching his prey?

• Trapping them in a pit

• Ambushing them

• Chasing them down

• Using a net

Why does Drogo not chase after fleet-footed deer?

• He is too slow

• He is afraid of open spaces

• He prefers to conserve energy

• He relies on his venom

What is the primary function of Drogo's venom?

• To paralyze the prey

• To stop the prey's heart

• To make the prey fall asleep

• To prevent blood clotting

How does Drogo's venom enter the deer's bloodstream?

• Through water

• Through a bite

• Through the air

• Through the deer's food

What happens to the deer after being bitten by Drogo?

• It becomes immune to the venom

• It immediately dies

• It runs away and survives

• It limps away but eventually dies

What is Drogo's strategy after delivering the venomous bite?

• He returns to his den

• He looks for another prey

• He waits patiently

• He chases the deer