Black Bear and Park Ecology

The video explores the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, highlighting its diverse wildlife and plant species. It follows the life of black bears, the seasonal changes, and the park's rich biodiversity. The park's history, conservation efforts, and the reintroduction of elk are also discussed.

What is the unique feature of the Great Smoky Mountains that the Cherokee referred to?

• Blue mist

• Blue smoke

• Blue haze

• Blue fog

How long can a black bear's heart rate drop to during hibernation?

• 10 beats per minute

• 12 beats per minute

• 8 beats per minute

• 6 beats per minute

What is the main source of nourishment for black bear cubs during the first half of their first year?

• Insects

• Berries

• Mother's milk

• Leaves

Which animal in the park is known for its impressive nest-building using pebbles?

• Black bear

• Wild turkey

• Great crested flycatcher

• River chub

What is the primary pollinator for the fire pink flower?

• Bumblebee

• Ant

• Ruby-throated hummingbird

• Butterfly

What event attracts thousands of nature lovers to the park every April?

• Winter Wonderland

• Summer Wildlife Parade

• Autumn Leaf Festival

• Spring Wildflower Pilgrimage

What is the main diet of black bears during summer in the park?

• Insects

• Leaves

• Fruit

• Fish

Which bird in the park is known for its anti-social behavior and high metabolism?

• Wild turkey

• Whippoorwill

• Great crested flycatcher

• Ruby-throated hummingbird

What is the final source of nectar for pollinators in the park during autumn?

• Bee balm

• Heart-leaved aster

• Fire pink

• Turk's cap lily

Which animal was reintroduced to the park in 2001 and is now thriving?

• Eastern elk

• Black bear

• Manitoba elk

• White-tailed deer