Korim and Vedoo: Leadership and Loyalty

In a time of drought, Korim, the leader of a macaque troop, defends his territory from outsiders and faces internal challenges from Vedoo, a scheming rival. As tensions rise, a battle ensues, with Korim summoning his allies to confront Vedoo. The fight determines the troop's leadership, with Korim emerging victorious and Vedoo being banished.

What is the primary reason for the territorial disputes among the macaques?

• Change in leadership

• Abundance of food

• Drought conditions

• New troop members

Who is the main challenger to Korim's leadership within the troop?

• An outsider macaque

• Vedoo

• A neighboring macaque

• Anna

What action does Korim take to prepare for the confrontation with Vedoo?

• He negotiates with Vedoo

• He leaves the troop

• He retreats to safety

• He gathers his allies

What is at stake if Vedoo wins the fight against Korim?

• The safety of the newborns

• The troop's territory

• The food supply

• The troop's alliances

What is the outcome of the confrontation between Korim and Vedoo?

• Vedoo becomes the new leader

• Korim is banished

• Vedoo retreats and is banished

• The troop splits into two

How does Korim ensure the loyalty of his allies during the confrontation?

• By promising them leadership roles

• By offering them food

• By confirming their loyalty with a glance

• By threatening them

What is the significance of the fight between Korim and Vedoo?

• It solidifies Korim's leadership

• It decides the troop's food supply

• It introduces new members to the troop

• It determines the troop's territory

What role do the mothers play during the confrontation?

• They join the fight

• They gather their infants for safety

• They negotiate peace

• They leave the troop