Four-year-old chimp and 4-month-old lion cub play together at World Jungle Compound in Thousand Oaks, California, 1956

The video introduces Simba, a young lion, and Tamba, a chimpanzee, living together at the World Jungle Compound. It explores the concept of jungle law and how animals can learn to coexist in captivity. The narrative suggests a lesson in animal behavior, emphasizing the importance of understanding and explaining these dynamics to the animals involved.

What are the names and ages of the lion and the chimp introduced in the video?

• Simba is four years old and Tamba is four years old.

• Simba is four months old and Tamba is four months old.

• Simba is four months old and Tamba is four years old.

• Simba is four years old and Tamba is four months old.

What is the main rule of the jungle mentioned in the video?

• Playing cat and mouse with a lion is acceptable.

• Lions should always play with chimps.

• Chimps should avoid lions at all costs.

• Playing cat and mouse with a lion is not done.

According to the video, what can animals learn in captivity?

• To live together peacefully.

• To compete for food.

• To avoid each other.

• To hunt together.

What is the anticipated outcome at the end of the tale?

• A lesson in human behavior.

• A lesson in friendship.

• A lesson in animal behavior.

• A lesson in jungle survival.

What should Simba and Tamba do before the folks get home?

• Find more food.

• Declare a truce.

• Go to sleep.

• Play more games.