Wildlife Behavior and Identification

What were the team members primarily concerned about while planning their afternoon activities?

• The availability of rain gear

• The presence of wild ducks

• The windy weather conditions

• Finding a new campsite

Which animal's tracks did the team find challenging to follow due to their size and movement?

• Elephant

• Leopard

• Snake

• Lion

What was the team's observation about the lion pride's behavior in the windy conditions?

• They were actively hunting

• They were resting and conserving energy

• They were moving towards a water source

• They were fighting with another pride

Why do animals like impalas stay close together in clearings during windy conditions?

• To keep warm

• To avoid getting lost

• To find food more easily

• To better detect predators

What is a notable difference between male and female lions in terms of their population in the wild?

• Male lions are more numerous than females

• Female lions have larger territories

• There are fewer male lions due to competition

• Male lions are less aggressive than females

What is a unique feature of chameleons that helps them survive in the wild?

• They can change color for camouflage

• They can swim underwater

• They can fly short distances

• They have a venomous bite

What is the primary reason nyala raise their heads and display their hair?

• To signal danger to the herd

• To attract females for mating

• To intimidate opponents without fighting

• To cool down in the heat

How are leopards typically identified in the wild?

• By their size and weight

• By their unique spot patterns

• By the sound of their roar

• By the color of their eyes

How do elephants typically react to rain and puddles?

• They become aggressive.

• They enjoy playing in them.

• They seek shelter immediately.

• They avoid them at all costs.

What is a major concern for wildlife reserves regarding rabid dogs?

• They consume all the food resources.

• They can spread rabies to predators.

• They scare away tourists.

• They cause noise pollution.