Wildlife Dynamics in the Great Rift Valley

The video explores the dynamic ecosystem of East Africa's Great Rift Valley, focusing on Lake Bergoria where flamingos and baboons coexist. It highlights the massive migration of flamingos and the resulting impact on local wildlife, particularly the baboons. The video captures the unusual predatory behavior of baboons towards flamingos, suggesting a natural balance restoration process.

What is the primary geographical feature discussed in the introduction?

• The Himalayas

• The Great Rift Valley

• The Sahara Desert

• The Amazon Rainforest

How do flamingos and baboons coexist at Lake Bergoria?

• They avoid each other

• They live in harmony

• They form alliances

• They compete for resources

What significant event occurs in July at the Great Rift Valley?

• A drought

• A large gathering of flamingos

• A volcanic eruption

• A migration of elephants

How do the baboons react to the influx of flamingos?

• They become aggressive

• They are curious and notice the numbers

• They migrate away

• They ignore them

What unusual behavior do baboons exhibit in response to the flamingos?

• They start flying

• They begin eating flamingos

• They build nests

• They swim in the lake

What is the baboons' typical diet?

• Only fruits

• Only insects

• Only meat

• Fruits and meat

What new taste have the young baboons discovered?

• Flamingos

• Insects

• Leaves

• Fish

What might be the ecological reason for the baboons' new behavior?

• To attract more flamingos

• To decrease competition

• To restore balance in nature

• To increase their population