Exploring Animal Behaviour and Communication

Which of the following is a primary method of communication among honeybees?

• Vocal calls

• Dance language

• Colour changes

• Scent marking

In a wolf pack, which individual typically leads the group?

• The oldest female

• The alpha male

• The youngest male

• The omega wolf

What is the term for the behaviour where animals search for and exploit food resources?

• Foraging

• Nesting

• Migrating

• Hibernating

Which of the following animals is known for having a matriarchal social structure?

• Lions

• Elephants

• Wolves

• Gorillas

What is the primary purpose of territorial behaviour in animals?

• To attract mates

• To establish dominance

• To secure resources

• To migrate

Which of the following is an example of parental care in birds?

• Building nests

• Singing songs

• Displaying feathers

• Migrating

How do meerkats communicate the presence of a predator?

• By changing colour

• By vocal alarms

• By scent marking

• By physical gestures

Which species is known for its complex social structure involving a queen and workers?

• Ants

• Wolves

• Dolphins

• Elephants

What is the term for the strategy where animals defend a specific area against others of the same species?

• Migration

• Territoriality

• Foraging

• Camouflage

Which of the following is a common foraging strategy used by birds?

• Echolocation

• Tool use

• Hibernation

• Burrowing