Chick Survival and Parental Care

The video follows a baby helmet crest chick that falls from its nest. The mother returns with food, but the chick struggles to find safety. It is vulnerable to predators and a male hummingbird that sees it as a competitor. The male attacks the chick, but the mother eventually rescues it, providing food and protection. The male hummingbird is forced to find a new territory.

What challenge does the mother face after finding her missing chick?

• She needs to teach the chick to fly.

• She needs to find a new nest.

• She has to fend off predators.

• She must make two stops on her feeding route.

Why is the chick considered vulnerable while perched above the stream?

• It is unable to fly properly.

• It is being watched by a predator.

• It is too far from the nest.

• It is too close to the water.

What is the male helmet crest's primary goal?

• To establish a new territory.

• To help the female collect food.

• To find food for the chick.

• To protect the chick from predators.

How does the chick initially respond to the male's attack?

• It clings on for dear life.

• It flies away immediately.

• It calls for its mother.

• It hides in the nest.

What action does the chick take to escape the male's attack?

• It flies to a higher branch.

• It jumps into the stream.

• It hides under a leaf.

• It makes a break for safety.

What does the chick need to deter the male's aggression?

• A new perch.

• Its mother's presence.

• A stronger nest.

• More food.

What does the mother provide to the chick upon her return?

• A comforting meal.

• A lesson in flying.

• A warning call.

• A new nest.

What is the male forced to do after the mother arrives?

• Attack the mother.

• Return to the nest.

• Find a new territory.

• Stay and fight.