Grand Canyon Wildlife and Ecosystem

The video explores the Grand Canyon's diverse ecosystems, highlighting the unique wildlife and their adaptations to the environment. It covers the conservation efforts for species like the California Condor and the cultural significance of the land to indigenous tribes. The narrative also delves into the challenges faced by animals due to seasonal changes and the importance of water sources in this arid landscape.

What is the primary challenge faced by mountain lions in the Grand Canyon?

• Finding shelter

• Avoiding predators

• Navigating the terrain

• Finding food

What is the main prey of mountain lions in the Grand Canyon?

• Deer

• Elk

• Rabbits

• Squirrels

How do California Condors benefit the Grand Canyon ecosystem?

• By scavenging on dead animals

• By providing shelter for other birds

• By controlling rodent populations

• By pollinating plants

What is a unique feature of the Kaibab Plateau?

• It is home to the rare Kaibab squirrel

• It has the highest peak in the Grand Canyon

• It is the driest part of the park

• It is the most visited area

What is the main food source for the Kaibab squirrel?

• Insects

• Ponderosa Pine seeds

• Berries

• Acorns

How do Havalina strengthen their family bonds?

• By building nests together

• By grooming each other

• By marking territory with scent

• By sharing food

What adaptation helps the Great Basin rattlesnake survive in the Grand Canyon?

• Flattening its body to collect rainwater

• Camouflage

• Ability to swim

• Hibernating during summer

What is a significant risk for animals in the Grand Canyon during summer?

• Predation

• Dehydration

• Lack of food

• Cold temperatures

What behavior is observed in elk during the fall mating season?

• Bugling calls to attract females

• Migrating to warmer areas

• Storing food for winter

• Building nests

What is a critical task for Kaibab squirrels before winter?

• Migrating south

• Building nests

• Storing food

• Finding new territories