Elephant Behavior and Human Interaction

Nathan experiences Wellington's curiosity, which puts him in a precarious situation. The video explores the dynamics of personal space and the potential danger posed by elephants like wonky Tusk. Despite the risks, Nathan observes Wellington's surprising behavior, indicating that elephants' fear of humans is learned, not innate. In contrast to villages where elephants flee from humans, interactions at the lodge are peaceful, leading Nathan to become attached to these gentle giants.

What does Wellington's curiosity lead to in Nathan's situation?

• A peaceful interaction

• A dangerous encounter

• A playful moment

• A learning opportunity

What is Nathan fully aware of regarding Wonky Tusk?

• Wonky Tusk is afraid of humans

• Wonky Tusk might charge

• Wonky Tusk is curious

• Wonky Tusk is friendly

How do the other elephants react to Wellington's curiosity?

• They ignore it

• They become aggressive

• They join in

• They try to stop him

What does Nathan conclude about elephants' fear of humans?

• It is instinctual

• It is learned behavior

• It is unpredictable

• It is non-existent

How do elephants in the villages across the river behave towards humans?

• They approach humans

• They ignore humans

• They attack humans

• They run away from humans

What is Nathan's emotional response to the elephants at the lodge?

• He becomes attached

• He is fearful

• He remains detached

• He feels indifferent

What is the nature of Wellington's interaction with Nathan and the lodge staff?

• Hostile

• Indifferent

• Peaceful

• Aggressive