Social Structure and Behavior of Taupe Macaques

The video explores the King Troop, a group of taupe macaques living among ancient ruins. It highlights their unique personalities, social dynamics, and the challenges faced by adolescent males like Rafi and Danny as they prepare to leave the troop. The troop's hierarchy, led by the alpha female Jammu sir, plays a crucial role in their social structure.

What is unique about the taupe macaques in the King Troop?

• Their unique personalities and hairstyles

• Their large size

• Their ability to fly

• Their bright colors

Who is the eldest teenage male in the troop?

• Granddad

• Rafi

• Danny

• Juh Musa

What is the relationship between Rafi and Danny?

• They are brothers

• They are strangers

• They are best friends

• They are rivals

Why do male taupe macaques have to leave their birth troop?

• To avoid predators

• To explore new territories

• To prevent inbreeding

• To find food

What challenge do teenage males face during mealtimes?

• They eat first

• They have to wait for others to eat

• They are given the most food

• They are not allowed to eat

Who is the alpha female of the troop?

• Danny

• Granddad

• Rafi

• Juh Musa

What is a notable feature of Juh Musa?

• Her large size

• Her torn ear

• Her ability to fly

• Her bright fur

What did Rafi enjoy during his childhood?

• A life of hardship

• A solitary life

• A life of exploration

• A privileged status

What is the main reason for Rafi's change in status?

• He became the alpha male

• He left the troop

• He found a new friend

• He is nearly an adult male

What is the significance of Juh Musa's torn ear?

• It is a result of an accident

• It is a birth defect

• It is a sign of her defeat

• It is a legacy of a fight she won