Understanding Tiger Behavior and Conservation

The video discusses the birth of tiger cubs Bandar and Sucita at the National Zoo, highlighting the role of the curator, Craig Safo, in ensuring their health and eventual separation. It contrasts the playful nature of cubs with the serious demeanor of adult tigers, emphasizing how cubs learn hunting skills through play. The video also explores the emotional connection between humans and animals, aiming to inspire conservation efforts.

What is the significance of the birth of Bandar and Sucita?

• They represent successful conservation efforts.

• They are the first tigers born in captivity.

• They are the last of their species.

• They are the largest tigers ever recorded.

How do tiger cubs typically behave?

• They are aggressive and territorial.

• They are solitary and avoid interaction.

• They are playful and love to explore.

• They are very serious and focused.

What is a key difference between adult tigers and cubs?

• Adults are more playful than cubs.

• Cubs are more focused on survival.

• Cubs are more solitary than adults.

• Adults are more vigilant and serious.

What do tiger cubs learn from their mother?

• How to climb trees.

• How to hunt.

• How to swim.

• How to roar.

How does the mother tiger teach her cubs?

• By showing them through actions.

• By leaving them alone to learn.

• By verbally instructing them.

• By taking them to hunting classes.

What is Craig Safo's role at the National Zoo?

• He is a zookeeper.

• He is the curator of great cats.

• He is a veterinarian.

• He is a wildlife photographer.

What emotional impact does working with tigers have on Craig Safo?

• It makes him feel stressed.

• It makes him feel anxious.

• It makes him feel relaxed and fulfilled.

• It makes him feel indifferent.

What is one of the goals of keeping animals under human care at the zoo?

• To train them for performances.

• To inspire conservation efforts.

• To keep them as pets.

• To display them for entertainment.

What feeling does Craig Safo hope to inspire in people who visit the zoo?

• A sense of indifference.

• A sense of fear.

• A sense of love and conservation.

• A sense of superiority.

What is the ultimate goal of the zoo's conservation efforts?

• To create a new species.

• To help conserve the natural world.

• To make a profit.

• To increase zoo attendance.