Behavior and Communication of African Wildlife

Safari Lives explores the dynamic wildlife in Juma and Maasai Mara, focusing on the movements of cat characters like Hasana and Tingana, lion pride hunting strategies, and a close encounter with elephants on foot. The episode also delves into the behavior of hyena cubs and clan dynamics at the den, providing a comprehensive look at the week's wildlife activities.

What recent weather event in Juma is expected to influence the behavior of the local cats?

• A drought

• A cold front

• A heatwave

• A big storm

Which cat character is noted for starting to show signs of dominance?

• Ting Gana

• Tandi

• Wasana

• Inka Huma

What is a significant threat to lion populations across Africa?

• Habitat expansion

• Increased prey availability

• Traditional medicine trade

• Climate change

How do lions typically communicate their hunting strategies?

• Through vocal calls

• Using body language

• With scent trails

• By marking territory

What is the primary tool used by guides in the Mara Plains to spot camouflaged animals?

• A camera

• Binoculars

• A map

• A flashlight

Why do wildebeests in large herds often feel safe from predators?

• They have strong defensive horns

• They are faster than predators

• They rely on others in the herd to keep watch

• They can hide easily in the grass

During the bush walk, what behavior indicates that the elephants are comfortable with the presence of humans?

• Trumpeting loudly

• Feeding and digging for roots

• Charging towards the humans

• Flapping ears aggressively

What is the primary factor that determines the ranking of hyenas within their clan?

• Age

• Size

• Strength

• Psychology

What behavior do young male and female hyenas exhibit after leaving the den?

• They challenge the matriarch

• They avoid the den completely

• They return to play with the cubs

• They establish their own territory

Which animal is referred to as the 'little chief' in the video?

• Pretty

• Hosana

• Tingana

• Corky