Sociable Weaver and Cape Cobra Dynamics

The video explores the sociable weaver birds, known for their large communal nests, and their struggle against the predatory Cape Cobra. Despite their efforts to protect their nests with straw, the cobras often succeed in preying on their offspring. The video highlights the birds' challenges and the emotional impact of these predatory interactions.

What is the primary characteristic of the sociable weaver that is highlighted in the video?

• Its unique singing ability

• Its colorful feathers

• Its social nature and nest-building skills

• Its ability to fly long distances

What makes the Cape Cobra a significant threat to the sociable weaver?

• Its powerful venom

• Its speed

• Its large size

• Its ability to fly

How do sociable weavers attempt to protect their nests from predators?

• By using sharp straw

• By building nests in trees

• By camouflaging their nests

• By making loud noises

Why is straw not an effective deterrent against the Cape Cobra?

• The Cobra is not deterred by sharp objects

• The Cobra can fly

• The Cobra is too large to be affected by straw

• The Cobra can easily navigate through straw

What percentage of the sociable weaver's offspring can be eaten by the Cape Cobra?

• 80%

• 50%

• 60%

• 70%

What is the emotional tone of the narrator towards the end of the video?

• Excited

• Grim

• Indifferent

• Joyful

What action does the narrator consider after witnessing the aftermath of the Cobra's attack?

• Curling up with kittens

• Going for a walk

• Building a nest

• Writing a report