Animal Behavior and Ecology

The video is a virtual safari experience for kids, featuring guides from Kenya and South Africa. It introduces various animals like zebras, elephants, lions, and leopards, and highlights unique behaviors and characteristics. The guides also discuss the landscape differences between the Mara Triangle and South Africa. Special sightings include an Egyptian vulture and a hyena den. The video encourages interaction through questions and comments, aiming to educate and engage young viewers in wildlife and nature conservation.

What is unique about the stripes on zebras?

• They are the same for all zebras.

• They change color with the seasons.

• Each zebra has a unique pattern.

• They are only visible at night.

What is the primary reason zebras flick their tails?

• To signal other zebras.

• To ward off flies and alert predators.

• To cool themselves down.

• To attract mates.

What type of animal is a water monitor lizard known to hunt?

• Fish

• Birds of prey

• Frogs and insects

• Large mammals

What is the typical resting heartbeat of an elephant?

• 10 beats per minute

• 90 beats per minute

• 30 beats per minute

• 60 beats per minute

What type of vegetation is found in the Mara Triangle?

• Savannah

• Dense forest

• Desert

• Wetlands

Why do vultures often follow lions?

• To protect them

• To clean their fur

• To guide them to water

• To feed on leftovers

What is special about the Egyptian vulture spotted in the video?

• It is the largest vulture species.

• It is rarely seen and has a unique beak.

• It is known for its colorful feathers.

• It is a common sight in South Africa.

What is the main reason for the decline of the Egyptian vulture population?

• Climate change

• Diseases and competition

• Habitat destruction

• Lack of food

How do hyena cubs stay safe from predators?

• They climb trees.

• They hide in water.

• They camouflage in the grass.

• They stay close to the den.

What is the primary activity of hyenas during the day?

• Hunting

• Migrating

• Sleeping

• Playing and investigating