Sombras en la selva tropical

The video explains how jaguars use their environment and unique fur patterns to hunt effectively. Jaguars are adept at sneaking up on prey due to their camouflage, which mimics the shadows of the jungle floor. The dense jungle canopy allows minimal sunlight to reach the ground, creating shadows that help jaguars remain unseen. Their fur, with light and dark spots, blends with these shadows, making them difficult to detect in the rainforest.

What is the primary method a jaguar uses to approach its prey?

• Sneaking up quietly

• Swimming

• Running swiftly

• Flying

Why is the jungle floor dark despite the jungle receiving a lot of sunlight?

• The ground absorbs all the light

• Sunlight is blocked by leaves and branches

• The jungle is always cloudy

• The ground is covered with water

What creates the shadows on the jungle floor?

• The presence of other animals

• The dense canopy of leaves and branches

• The jaguar's movement

• The reflection of water

How does the jaguar's fur help it in hunting?

• It camouflages the jaguar in the shadows

• It helps the jaguar fly

• It makes the jaguar stronger

• It makes the jaguar faster

What is the appearance of the jaguar's fur?

• Solid black

• Striped like a tiger

• Covered in light and dark spots

• Plain brown