Hippo Survival Challenges

A hippo faces the threat of overheating due to lack of water. The nearby waterhole, though unappealing and crowded, is essential for survival. The hippo must confront a larger resident bull to gain access. After a fierce clash, the outsider is defeated and must seek new options as drought conditions worsen.

What is the main risk for the hippo when it is out of water?

• It will become hungry.

• It could overheat.

• It might get lost.

• It may become aggressive.

Why does the waterhole appear uninviting?

• It is too deep.

• It is too small.

• It is polluted with waste.

• It is filled with predators.

What could potentially save the hippo's life?

• Finding a new herd.

• Access to the waterhole.

• Climbing a tree.

• Hiding in the bushes.

What happens when the outsider hippo confronts the resident bull?

• The outsider wins the fight.

• The outsider accepts defeat.

• They both ignore each other.

• The resident bull runs away.

What must the outsider hippo do after its defeat?

• Venture into the unknown.

• Find a new waterhole.

• Challenge the bull again.

• Stay and fight.