Eagle and Marmot Survival Strategies

The video depicts a golden eagle hunting marmots. As the eagle approaches, marmots scatter to avoid being caught. Despite the chaos, the eagle's persistence is driven by the need to feed its newly hatched chick. The eagle's strategy involves using force to knock prey off cliffs, but this time it misses. However, the eagle is determined to return and succeed in its hunt.

What triggers the alarm that causes the marmots to scatter?

• A century's call

• A loud noise from the ground

• A sudden storm

• A nearby predator

What is the primary threat to the marmots during the eagle's hunt?

• Getting lost in the chaos

• Being picked up by the eagle

• Falling off steep cliffs

• Being caught by another predator

How do the marmots respond to the eagle's attack?

• They freeze in place

• They climb trees

• They hide in their burrows

• They fight back

Why is the eagle determined to return after an unsuccessful hunt?

• It is hungry

• It has a chick to feed

• It wants to practice hunting

• It is protecting its territory

What is the eagle's strategy to catch its prey?

• Dive from a high altitude

• Wait patiently on the ground

• Use its talons to grab them

• Knock them off cliffs