Lions' Hunting Strategies and Techniques

The video follows Ava, a lioness, as she hunts at night to feed her pride. Her enhanced vision allows her to see prey better in the dark. However, the lions can only spot moving prey. Ava identifies a group of puku and targets a male. The pride sets a trap, and the puku runs into it, allowing the lions to capture and devour their meal quickly.

What advantage does Ava have when hunting at night?

• She can hear better than other lions.

• Her sense of smell is more developed.

• Her eyes can amplify light, making it easier to see in the dark.

• She can run faster than her prey.

What is a limitation of the lions' hunting strategy?

• They can only hunt during the day.

• They need to hunt in large groups.

• They cannot detect prey that is not moving.

• They rely solely on their sense of smell.

What happens when Ava spots a group of puku?

• She calls for backup from other animals.

• She targets a male that is away from the herd.

• She waits for them to come closer.

• She decides to hunt a different animal.

How does the pride ensure a successful hunt?

• They set a trap for the prey.

• They hunt only during the day.

• They wait for the prey to come to them.

• They chase the prey until it tires.

What do the lions do after capturing their prey?

• They store it for later.

• They quickly consume it to avoid other predators.

• They leave it for other animals.

• They play with it before eating.