The video explores how different animals react to death, highlighting behaviors that may indicate grief. While some animals, like lions and bees, show pragmatic responses, others, such as elephants and dolphins, exhibit behaviors that suggest emotional reactions. The video discusses the challenges of studying animal emotions and intelligence, comparing these behaviors to human grief. It concludes with a call to explore more about animal behaviors through related channels.

What is the anthropological definition of grief in animals?

• A ritualistic behavior observed in all animals

• A physical reaction to the presence of a dead body

• An emotional response similar to humans

• A change in behavior in living creatures that knew the deceased

How do lions typically respond to the death of a companion?

• They mourn for several days

• They eat their dead companions

• They avoid the area where the death occurred

• They bury the body

What behavior do corvids exhibit when a flock member dies?

• They gather quietly and mourn

• They alert other survivors and investigate the death

• They ignore the dead body

• They bury the dead member

Which animals have been observed carrying dead infants for days?

• Lions and tigers

• Bees and ants

• Crows and jays

• Elephants and dolphins

What unusual behavior have dolphins shown towards carcasses?

• They bury them in sand

• They guard them aggressively

• They eat them

• They ignore them completely