Tiger Tracking and Behavior Insights

The video explores tiger behavior, focusing on their travel habits and the use of existing paths. Justine sets up a sand pit to track tiger footprints and discusses the alarming decline in tiger populations across Asia. She measures footprints to confirm tiger presence and successfully captures a tiger on camera, highlighting the challenges and triumphs in tiger conservation efforts.

Why do tigers prefer to use existing paths?

• They are guided by other animals.

• Existing paths are easier to travel.

• They are afraid of new paths.

• They are lazy animals.

What is the purpose of the sand pit Justine is creating?

• To trap tigers.

• To hide from tigers.

• To play in the sand.

• To record tiger footprints.

What is the estimated number of tigers left in the wild today?

• 100,000

• 50,000

• 10,000

• 3,000

What does the size of the footprint indicate?

• The speed of the tiger.

• The size of the tiger.

• The age of the tiger.

• The health of the tiger.

What tool does Justine use to confirm the presence of tigers?

• A telescope.

• A camera trap.

• A GPS tracker.

• A drone.

What was Justine's reaction upon seeing the first image of a tiger?

• She was disappointed.

• She was indifferent.

• She was scared.

• She was excited.

Why was it significant to capture an image of a tiger?

• It provided visual evidence of their existence.

• It proved they were dangerous.

• It confirmed their mythical status.

• It showed they were extinct.