Elephant Behavior and Instincts

The video explores the behavior of elephants feeding at midnight and their interactions with other animals at a watering hole. Jack, a young leopard, becomes cautious around the elephants and later follows a scent, demonstrating his instinctual behavior.

What time is considered a peak feeding hour for elephants?

• Dawn

• Midnight

• Noon

• Dusk

Why does Jack decide to move away from the elephants?

• He feels nervous around the large animals.

• He is looking for other animals.

• He wants to find food.

• He is afraid of water.

What is the best way to deal with the five-ton elephants according to the video?

• Approach them closely.

• Give them a wide berth.

• Run away quickly.

• Feed them.

What does Jack detect at the watering hole that leads him to follow his instincts?

• The sound of water.

• The presence of food.

• The sight of another animal.

• The scent of a female.

What does Jack's instinct lead him to do after detecting a scent?

• Run away from the watering hole.

• Search for food.

• Follow the scent to its source.

• Climb a tree.