Depredador y presa

The video explores the complex dynamics between predators and prey, highlighting the adaptations and strategies each employs for survival. Predators like lions, pythons, and cheetahs use various tactics such as group hunting, sensory detection, and speed to catch their prey. Meanwhile, prey animals like zebras and seals have developed their own defenses, including camouflage and alert systems. This ongoing evolutionary arms race drives the development of remarkable features in the animal kingdom.

What is the success rate of a lioness hunting in a group compared to hunting alone?

• 20% alone, 50% in a group

• 30% alone, 60% in a group

• 40% alone, 70% in a group

• 50% alone, 80% in a group

How does a python primarily locate its prey?

• By using its sense of taste

• By detecting vibrations in the ground

• By smell, sight, and heat detection

• By following the sound of its prey

What strategy does a polar bear use to catch seals?

• Chasing them across the ice

• Waiting by a breathing hole

• Diving underwater to catch them

• Using its sense of smell to track them

How do a seal's whiskers help it evade predators?

• By sensing sound vibrations

• By camouflaging with the environment

• By detecting changes in water temperature

• By making the seal swim faster

What role do zebra stripes play in their survival?

• They help zebras hide among the herd

• They confuse predators with bright colors

• They help zebras run faster

• They make zebras appear larger