Wildlife Observations at Seal Colonies

The video explores the habitat of jackals and hyenas near a seal colony. It highlights the vulnerability of seal pups to predators like jackals and brown hyenas. The video captures the behavior of these predators as they seek opportunities to feed, including a scene of jackals feeding at the tieline.

What is the main reason the narrator is on the beach?

• To study the ocean tides

• To collect seashells

• To find jackals and hyenas

• To observe the fur seals

What makes the fur seal pups vulnerable?

• They are not camouflaged

• They are separated from their mothers

• They are half-grown

• They are unable to swim

How do jackals make a living around the seal colony?

• By digging burrows

• By climbing trees

• By scavenging for food

• By hunting fish

Which animal occasionally appears alongside the jackals?

• A gray wolf

• A brown hyena

• A mountain lion

• A red fox

What is the narrator's observation at the tide line?

• A bird nesting

• A hyena resting

• A jackal feeding

• A seal pup playing