Antarctic Wildlife Challenge

In Antarctica, emperor penguins face daily challenges, including threats from leopard seals. As they return from fishing to feed their chicks, they must navigate the dangers posed by these predators. The penguins employ quick reflexes and strategic movements to evade capture, but the leopard seal remains a formidable opponent. Despite the odds, many penguins manage to reach safety, showcasing their resilience and survival instincts in the harsh Antarctic environment.

What is the primary goal of the emperor penguins' fishing marathon?

• To feed their hungry chicks

• To compete in a race

• To escape predators

• To explore new territories

What is the leopard seal's initial strategy at the shoreline?

• To wait patiently and control the field

• To hide underwater

• To attack from the air

• To chase the penguins immediately

How do the penguins initially manage to escape the leopard seal?

• By hiding underwater

• By leaping onto the ice

• By flying away

• By swimming faster

What tactic does the leopard seal use to change the momentum of the chase?

• It calls for reinforcements

• It changes the rules of the game

• It retreats to the sea

• It starts a new chase

What do penguins do to increase their chances of escaping the leopard seal?

• They swim in circles

• They go limp

• They call for help

• They fight back

What happens when a penguin goes limp in the leopard seal's grip?

• It gets eaten

• It escapes successfully

• It calls for help

• It fights back

What advantage does the leopard seal have in its final attempt?

• It has a better grip

• It is more agile

• It has more penguins to choose from

• It is faster

What is the outcome for most of the penguins after the leopard seal's final attempt?

• They are all caught

• They escape to safety

• They hide underwater

• They fight back

What does the leopard seal do with its captured penguin?

• It shares it with other seals

• It leaves it on the ice

• It takes it into the sea

• It releases it