Tiger Behavior and Cub Development

The video captures the anticipation and preparation for a tiger's labor, highlighting the risks involved in filming near the den. Julie, the tiger, searches for a suitable birthing site, considering factors like coolness and water availability. The birth of a tiger cub is documented, showcasing the miracle of life and the initial vulnerability of the newborn, whose eyes remain closed for about ten days.

What is the main concern of the narrator while filming near the tiger's den?

• The tiger might become aggressive.

• The tiger might be too distracted by the birth.

• The camera might run out of battery.

• The weather might damage the equipment.

Why does the narrator believe the tiger will not notice the camera during the birth?

• The tiger is used to the camera.

• The camera is well-hidden.

• The tiger will be too focused on the birth.

• The camera is silent.

What feature of the location makes it a potential den site for Julie?

• It is on a high hill.

• It is near a stream providing a cool environment.

• It is close to a human settlement.

• It is surrounded by dense forest.

What is the narrator doing while Julie searches for a den?

• Filming from inside the den.

• Setting up a new camera.

• Waiting at a distance.

• Helping Julie find a den.

How long will the newborn tiger cub's eyes remain closed?

• About 20 days.

• About 10 days.

• About 5 days.

• About 15 days.

What is the condition of the tiger cub immediately after birth?

• It can hear and crawl.

• It can see and walk.

• It is ready to hunt.

• It is completely helpless.