Animal Survival Strategies and Challenges

The video explores the survival strategies of various animals in the wild. Snow leopards hunt yaks, while a single mom bear searches for food to feed her cubs. Arctic foxes and goslings adapt to their environment, and bald eagles hunt salmon in the river. Beluga whales hunt capelin in the estuary, and a yak herd defends against a snow leopard attack. The video highlights the challenges and adaptations of these animals in their natural habitats.

How often do adult snow leopards need to hunt to survive?

• Every 5 days

• Every 10 days

• Every 15 days

• Every 20 days

What is the main challenge for the single mother bear in finding food?

• Avoiding geese

• Finding a large carcass

• Competing with other bears

• Hunting in the forest

Why do bears eventually feed together peacefully?

• They are too tired to fight

• They prefer to eat alone

• There is enough food for all

• They are afraid of each other

What do goslings learn from their parents?

• How to build nests

• How to swim

• What is edible

• How to fly

What is a significant threat to young foxes during winter?

• Predators

• Starvation

• Cold weather

• Diseases

What challenge does the young bald eagle face when trying to eat salmon?

• Finding the fish

• Catching the fish

• Breaking through the skin

• Competing with other birds

Why do beluga whales herd capelin into shallow waters?

• To protect them

• To feed on them

• To lay eggs

• To avoid predators

What do young belugas rely on for food before they can hunt capelin?

• Small fish

• Seaweed

• Mother's milk

• Plankton

What happens when the snow leopard targets a young yak?

• The herd ignores it

• The mother defends it

• The leopard gives up

• The young yak escapes alone

How do yaks respond to a predator attack?

• They run towards water

• They gather and defend

• They scatter and flee

• They hide in the bushes