Kingsnake Behavior and Ecology

In this video, a kingsnake attempts to climb a Choya cactus in Baja California to reach young Thrasher chicks. Despite the adult Thrasher's aggressive defense, the kingsnake persists but eventually retreats. The video humorously depicts the snake's fall as a 'skydiving' event, highlighting the risks predators face in their pursuit of prey.

Where is the kingsnake located at the beginning of the video?

• In the Australian Outback

• Near the Amazon Rainforest

• Near Baja California

• In the Sahara Desert

What is the kingsnake attempting to reach by climbing the cactus?

• A bird's nest

• A fruit

• A water source

• A sunbathing spot

How does the adult Thrasher react to the kingsnake's presence?

• It bravely confronts the snake

• It ignores the snake

• It flies away in fear

• It calls for help

What happens to the kingsnake after the confrontation with the Thrasher?

• It captures the chicks

• It retreats and skydives

• It hides in the cactus

• It attacks the Thrasher

What could the kingsnake's skydiving potentially affect?

• Its camouflage skills

• Its ability to climb

• Its speed

• Its predatory reputation