Wildlife Face-off: Roadrunner vs. Rattlesnake

The video explores the interaction between the western diamondback rattlesnake and the roadrunner. It highlights the rattlesnake's sensory abilities and potential threats, while showcasing the roadrunner's hunting strategy and cultural significance. The face-off between the two creatures ends in a draw, with the snake escaping.

What does the western diamondback rattlesnake use to analyze its surroundings?

• Its eyes

• Its ears

• Its tail

• Its tongue

Which animal is known as a symbol of the Old West and is a predator in this scenario?

• Coyote

• Buffalo

• Roadrunner

• Eagle

What physical trait gives the roadrunner an advantage over the rattlesnake?

• Beak

• Wings

• Feathers

• Legs

Why did Native Americans admire the roadrunner?

• For its singing ability

• For its colorful feathers

• For its ability to fly

• For its speed and courage

What is the roadrunner's strategy to defeat the rattlesnake?

• Pecking at its tail

• Outrunning it

• Grabbing it by the head

• Distracting it with noise

What is the outcome of the encounter between the roadrunner and the rattlesnake?

• The rattlesnake wins

• Both are injured

• The roadrunner wins

• The encounter ends in a draw