Understanding Bear Behavior and Safety

The video explores the strength and predatory instincts of Brody, a brown bear, by placing the narrator in a cage to observe Brody's behavior. The bear's strength is demonstrated as it interacts with the cage, showcasing its ability to manipulate heavy objects. The video highlights the importance of understanding bear behavior and maintaining a safe distance in their natural habitat.

What is the main purpose of locking the narrator in the cage?

• To test Brody's intelligence

• To protect Brody from the narrator

• To observe Brody's predatory instincts

• To train Brody for a circus

What is the narrator's initial reaction to being in the cage?

• Excited and eager

• Calm and relaxed

• Nervous and intimidated

• Indifferent and bored

What is the narrator's main concern while inside the cage?

• The experiment might fail

• The weather might change

• Brody might get bored

• The cage might break

What food is used to tempt Brody towards the cage?

• A piece of steak

• A slice of pizza

• A piece of fried chicken

• A bowl of honey

What does Brody do that demonstrates his strength?

• He puts his claws through the bars

• He roars loudly

• He runs away from the cage

• He jumps over the cage

How do researchers compare the strength of grizzly bears to humans?

• Equal to one human

• Twice as strong as a human

• As strong as five humans

• Weaker than a human

What is the narrator's observation about the potential damage from a bear attack?

• It would be harmless

• It would be horrific without protection

• It would be easily avoidable

• It would be minimal

What is the narrator's conclusion about the brown bear's capabilities?

• They are slow and clumsy

• They are friendly and harmless

• They are strong and intelligent predators

• They are weak and unintelligent

What additional traits make brown bears effective predators?

• Their ability to fly

• Their acute sense of smell and intelligence

• Their colorful fur

• Their ability to swim

Why is it important to maintain a safe distance from brown bears?

• They are slow and easy to outrun

• They are very friendly

• They are unpredictable and strong predators

• They are afraid of humans