Wildlife Ecosystem and Behavior Questions

The video is a live safari experience from the Masai Mara and South Africa. It features guides Scott, Steve, James, and Taylor, who explore various wildlife, including lions, elephants, impalas, zebras, and giraffes. The guides discuss animal behavior, the impact of weather, and the great migration. The video emphasizes the connection between humans and nature, encouraging respect for the wilderness.

What is the name of the pride of lions that Scott is following in the Masai Mara?

• Aweino Pride

• Simba Pride

• Mara Pride

• Olololo Pride

What is the main challenge Steve faces while exploring the Sabi Sands in South Africa?

• Locating the safari camp

• Avoiding predators

• Navigating through the rain

• Finding water sources

Which antelope is James's favorite and is featured in the Sabi Sands?

• Kudu

• Springbok

• Nyala

• Impala

What is the primary reason for the migration of wildebeests and zebras to the Masai Mara?

• To breed

• To graze on long grass

• To escape predators

• To find water

What unique behavior do European storks exhibit according to Scott?

• They hunt in packs

• They migrate thousands of miles

• They build nests in trees

• They change color with seasons

What is one reason elephants cover themselves in dust?

• To change their skin color

• To protect themselves from the sun

• To cool down in hot weather

• To suffocate insects on their skin

What is a common behavior of lions when they are cold?

• They climb trees

• They roar loudly

• They snuggle up to each other

• They hunt for food

Why is it important to respect the wilderness according to the narrator?

• It prevents animals from attacking

• It ensures the safety of the visitors

• The wilderness tends to give more to those who respect it

• It helps in finding more animals

What role do vultures play in the ecosystem?

• They clean up carcasses

• They provide shade for other animals

• They are pollinators

• They are primary hunters

What is a unique feature of the Masai giraffe compared to those in South Africa?

• They have longer necks

• They have a different diet

• They are a different species

• They are more aggressive