Wolves and Elk Behavior Assessment

Casey Anderson, a wildlife filmmaker, explores the dynamics between elk and wolves in Montana. He describes how elk form large herds and how wolves use their keen senses and strategic hunting techniques to prey on them. The video details the chase and the aftermath, highlighting the wolves' endurance and predatory skills.

What is Casey Anderson's profession?

• Botanist

• Astronomer

• Marine Biologist

• Wildlife Filmmaker

Where does Casey Anderson call home?

• Colorado

• Alaska

• Montana

• California

What is a notable characteristic of elk herds?

• They form small groups.

• They are nocturnal.

• They can form large herds with hundreds of members.

• They are solitary animals.

How far can wolves hear their prey?

• 1 mile

• 5 miles

• 10 miles

• 15 miles

What advantage do wolves have over elk in deep snow?

• Better vision

• More endurance

• Faster speed

• Stronger sense of smell

What is the primary goal of wolves when they approach an elk herd?

• To observe them

• To play with them

• To create panic and separate individuals

• To scare them away

How fast can wolves run during a hunt?

• 25 miles per hour

• 35 miles per hour

• 40 miles per hour

• 30 miles per hour

What do wolves typically leave behind after consuming their prey?

• Bones

• Hide

• Organs

• Nothing

What do wolves do after a big meal?

• Play with each other

• Take a long rest

• Go for another hunt

• Move to a new territory

How powerful are wolves' jaws compared to a large dog?

• Half as powerful

• Twice as powerful

• Three times as powerful

• Equally powerful