Antarctic Wildlife and Survival

The video explores the challenges faced by a bull elephant seal at St Andrew's Beach, one of the most crowded beaches on Earth. The seal fights to maintain its territory and mating rights over 60 females, enduring harsh Antarctic conditions and losing weight daily. Despite these challenges, the Southern Ocean's rich resources attract diverse marine life to the region.

What challenge does the bull elephant seal face while holding mating rights?

• Finding food

• Losing weight

• Building a shelter

• Avoiding predators

How thick is the blubber of the bull elephant seal?

• 15 cm

• 25 cm

• 10 cm

• 20 cm

What is the primary function of the bull elephant seal's blubber?

• Camouflage

• Protection from predators

• Insulation against the cold

• Aiding in swimming

Why do various creatures come to the Antarctic despite its harsh conditions?

• To find mates

• To enjoy the warm climate

• Because the Southern Ocean is rich in resources

• To escape predators

What makes the Southern Ocean attractive to wildlife?

• Its abundance of food

• Its warm temperatures

• Its calm waters

• Its isolation from humans