Sengi Behavior and Adaptations

The video explores the life of the sengi, a small mammal once known as the elephant shrew. It highlights the sengi's habitat, its survival strategies, and the importance of its intricate network of pathways for finding food and evading predators. The sengi's unique physical adaptations, such as having legs directly under its body, make it fast and agile, crucial for its survival.

What was the sengi previously known as?

• Miniature elephant

• Elephant shrew

• African rodent

• Tiny mammal

Why does the sengi need to be constantly active?

• To build its nest

• To find a mate

• To avoid predators

• To gather enough food

What is one of the main functions of the sengi's network of paths?

• To hunt insects efficiently

• To find water

• To attract mates

• To mark territory

How does having legs directly under its body benefit the sengi?

• It makes it more stable

• It allows it to climb trees

• It makes it faster and more agile

• It helps it swim better

What is a disadvantage of the sengi's leg positioning?

• It makes it less stable

• It makes it more visible to predators

• It slows it down

• It makes it harder to find food