Crocodile Behavior and Tracking

The speaker shares their enthusiasm for crocodiles and describes a unique opportunity to work with them at Krueger National Park. They discuss the groundbreaking use of satellite transmitters on freshwater crocodiles, which allows for real-time tracking of their movements. The video captures the process of placing these transmitters and highlights the fascinating data collected on crocodile behavior. The speaker concludes by mentioning the successful capture of large crocodiles and the overall quality of the film.

What is the speaker's emotional connection to crocodiles?

• They find them dangerous.

• They are afraid of them.

• They are indifferent to them.

• They have a deep affection for them.

What makes Krueger National Park significant in the context of the video?

• It is a well-known national park.

• It is the first time the speaker visited a park.

• It is the least known park in the world.

• It is located in the speaker's hometown.

What is the primary function of the satellite transmitters used on crocodiles?

• To follow their location.

• To measure their size.

• To track their diet.

• To monitor their health.

How do the satellite transmitters communicate the crocodiles' location?

• They send signals to a satellite, which then sends it to a computer.

• They rely on manual data collection.

• They send signals directly to a smartphone.

• They use radio waves to communicate with a nearby station.

What aspect of the crocodiles does the speaker find fascinating?

• Their diet patterns.

• Their movement patterns.

• Their sleeping habits.

• Their social behavior.