Predator-Prey Dynamics in Nature

The video explores the natural instincts and survival strategies of various animals. Apprentice predators learn the chase, cheetahs demonstrate patience in hunting, and vultures time their breeding to coincide with food availability. The challenges faced by young wilderbeast calves are highlighted, emphasizing the harsh realities of survival in the wild.

What lesson are the apprentice predators about to learn?

• How to hunt in packs

• The importance of teamwork

• The speed of their prey

• The protective nature of zebras

What do older cheetahs value when hunting?

• Stealth

• Speed

• Strength

• Patience

What is the focus of the cheetahs' attention in the second section?

• A young wildebeest calf

• A zebra foal

• A group of vultures

• An adult wildebeest

Why do sareni vultures time their breeding cycles?

• To avoid predators

• To coincide with the migration

• To share the abundance of food

• To ensure better weather conditions

What percentage of wildebeest calves survive their first year?

• 15%

• 20%

• 50%

• 80%