Animal Adaptations and Survival Strategies

The video explores various animal behaviors and survival strategies. It begins with a polar bear's ambush hunting technique in the Arctic, followed by the beaver's role in creating habitats that benefit other species. The journey of monarch butterflies migrating to warmer climates is highlighted, emphasizing their survival tactics. Finally, the symbiotic relationship between the honey badger and the honey guide is showcased, illustrating their cooperation in finding food.

What is the primary reason polar bears lie in wait for their prey?

• To conserve energy

• To surprise their prey

• To avoid detection

• To stay warm

What modification did the crew make to their creature power suits for Arctic survival?

• Increased mobility

• Improved thermal insulation

• Enhanced camouflage

• Added extra padding

How does the polar bear's camouflage help it in hunting?

• It blends with the ice and snow

• It emits a scent that attracts prey

• It makes it invisible to prey

• It changes color with the environment

What is the primary diet of beavers?

• Bark and twigs

• Insects

• Fish

• Grass

Why do beavers build dams?

• To store food

• To create a safety zone

• To mark territory

• To attract mates

What challenge did the crew face during the windstorm?

• Equipment malfunction

• Animal attacks

• Running out of energy

• Lack of food

Why do monarch butterflies migrate to warmer weather?

• To escape predators

• To find new habitats

• To find food and avoid cold weather

• To reproduce

What makes monarch butterflies unappealing to predators?

• Their bright colors

• Their size

• Their speed

• Their poisonous nature

What is the honey badger's primary defense mechanism?

• Loud roar

• Thick fur

• Stinky spray

• Sharp claws

What is the nature of the relationship between the honey badger and the honey guide?

• Predatory

• Symbiotic

• Competitive

• Parasitic