Exploring the Mijikenda Coastline

The video follows a journey through mangroves, highlighting the Mijikenda people's fishing techniques using fish traps. The narrator navigates the strong currents, aiming to reach the coast while avoiding underwater snags. The Mijikenda's expertise in using tides for fishing is emphasized, showcasing their historical connection to the Great Rift Valley.

What does the narrator decide to do when the current starts taking them?

• Let the current guide them

• Swim to the shore

• Fight against the current

• Call for help

What is the significance of the fish trap spotted by the narrator?

• It shows the presence of the Mijikenda people

• It indicates a dangerous area

• It marks the end of the journey

• It is a sign of bad weather

Where did the ancestors of the Mijikenda people migrate from?

• The Sahara Desert

• The Nile Valley

• The Great Rift Valley

• The Amazon Rainforest

What are the Mijikenda people known for?

• Being expert fishermen and sailors

• Being expert farmers

• Being renowned artists

• Being skilled hunters

How do the Mijikenda people utilize the mangroves?

• For setting traps to catch fish

• For gathering medicinal plants

• For building homes

• For recreational activities

What does the presence of fishing traps indicate to the narrator?

• They are in a dangerous area

• They are near the end of the journey

• They are far from civilization

• They are close to encountering people

What must the narrator avoid while riding the current?

• Strong winds

• Underwater snags

• Sharks

• Large waves

What challenge does the narrator face after navigating through the mangroves?

• Being pulled out to sea by the current

• Running out of supplies

• Losing their way

• Encountering hostile wildlife

What is the narrator's ultimate goal in this journey?

• To discover new fishing techniques

• To map the coastline

• To find a new home

• To reach the coral cave bat colony