Tiger's Strategy for Prey Retrieval

In central India, a tiger faces a challenge when crocodiles steal its prey, a sambar deer. Despite the setback, the tiger remains persistent, waiting for nine hours before deciding to confront the crocodiles. The tiger successfully retrieves its prey, demonstrating its determination and strength. The crocodiles, unable to eat the deer due to their teeth structure, eventually give up, allowing the tiger to reclaim its meal.

Why is the tiger in central India upset?

• Because he is hungry

• Because he lost his territory

• Because crocodiles took his prey

• Because he is injured

What does the tiger do after initially retreating?

• He attacks the crocodiles immediately

• He hunts another animal

• He watches the crocodiles for hours

• He leaves the area

How long does the tiger wait before deciding to confront the crocodiles?

• Three hours

• Nine hours

• One hour

• Twelve hours

What does the tiger do to retrieve his prey?

• He finds another prey

• He wades into the water to confront them

• He negotiates with the crocodiles

• He waits for the crocodiles to leave

What challenge does the tiger face while retrieving his prey?

• The crocodiles attack him

• The prey is too heavy to carry

• The water is too deep

• The prey is stuck in the mud

Why do the crocodiles eventually give up on the sambar?

• They are scared of the tiger

• They are full

• Their teeth are not suited to eating it

• They find another prey

What is the main reason the tiger is able to reclaim his prey?

• The crocodiles' teeth can't slice through the deer's hide

• The tiger has help from other animals

• The crocodiles are distracted

• The tiger is faster than the crocodiles

What does the tiger's success in reclaiming his prey demonstrate?

• The unpredictability of nature

• The need for teamwork

• The strength of crocodiles

• The importance of patience and determination