On Safari with Nala - Locusts

The video discusses African migratory locusts, highlighting their mobility, phases, diet, and impact on agriculture. It covers their breeding in the Okavango Delta, hatching times, and migration patterns. The video also describes the feeding frenzy caused by locust swarms and the spectacle they create, blocking out the sun and providing a unique sighting.

What is the maximum speed that African migratory locusts can reach?

• 25 kilometers per hour

• 20 kilometers per hour

• 15 kilometers per hour

• 10 kilometers per hour

In which phase do locusts tend to gather in large groups?

• Gregarious phase

• Feeding phase

• Solitary phase

• Breeding phase

What do locusts primarily feed on?

• Insects

• Grasses and leaves

• Fruits

• Nectar

Where do locusts prefer to lay their eggs?

• Dry sandy soil

• Rocky terrain

• High altitude areas

• Wet soft soil

How far can locust swarms travel in a single day?

• Up to 50 kilometers

• Up to 80 kilometers

• Up to 130 kilometers or more

• Up to 100 kilometers