Wildlife Survival in the Grand Canyon

The video explores the Grand Canyon, highlighting its vastness and the life it supports even in harsh conditions. It follows a female mountain lion and her cub as they navigate the challenges of survival, including finding food in a difficult environment. The canyon's geography limits prey escape routes, making hunting both a challenge and a necessity for survival. The video emphasizes the daily struggle for life in one of America's most iconic national parks.

How long is the Grand Canyon?

• 300 miles

• 500 miles

• 150 miles

• 277 miles

What challenge does the female mountain lion face during winter?

• Finding a new home

• Avoiding predators

• Feeding her young daughter

• Crossing the canyon

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

• Deer

• Rabbits

• Elk

• Bison

How does the geography of the canyon affect the elk?

• It provides them with more food

• It limits their escape routes

• It makes them invisible to predators

• It helps them migrate easily

What is the main theme of the wildlife's existence in the Grand Canyon?

• Migration and travel

• Leisure and relaxation

• Exploration and adventure

• Battle for survival