The Secret Lives of House Cats

The video explores the secret lives of house cats, focusing on their hunting behavior. National Geographic's team, along with scientists from the University of Georgia, used special cameras in Athens, Georgia, to study these behaviors. The footage revealed cats hunting small lizards and even adopting second owners for extra meals. The video provides insights into the dual nature of house cats as both cuddly companions and skilled hunters.

What is the main focus of the National Geographic assignment discussed in the video?

• The diet of wild elephants

• The secret lives of house cats

• The underwater world of dolphins

• The migration patterns of birds

Where did the Crittercam project take place?

• New York, USA

• Athens, Georgia

• London, UK

• Sydney, Australia

What technology was used to study the cats' behavior?

• Drones

• Infrared sensors

• GPS trackers

• Special cameras

What was the most common prey for the cats in the study?

• Mice

• Insects

• Birds

• Small lizards

What surprising behavior did some cats exhibit according to the study?

• They formed packs

• They adopted second owners

• They stopped hunting

• They learned to swim