Wildlife and Environmental Changes in Yellowstone

The video explores Yellowstone National Park, focusing on the survival strategies of wildlife in its unique ecosystem. As the days grow longer, new threats like forest fires emerge, posing significant challenges. The video also introduces the concept of the Great Yellowstone Thaw, highlighting the impact of seasonal changes.

What qualities must wildlife possess to thrive in Yellowstone National Park?

• Camouflage, stealth, and silence

• Intelligence, adaptability, and resilience

• Speed, strength, and size

• Friendliness, cooperation, and playfulness

What new danger arises as the days become longer in Yellowstone?

• Flooding from melting snow

• Predator migration

• Increased tourist activity

• Forest fires

How is the forest fire described in the video?

• Small and contained

• Huge and raging

• Slow and smoldering

• Quick and extinguished

What is the anticipated event following the forest fire?

• A new animal species discovery

• The Great Yellowstone Thaw

• A volcanic eruption

• A massive snowstorm

What sound is heard at the end of the video segment?

• Animals howling

• Water flowing

• Wind whistling

• Birds chirping