Harris's Hawks vs. Jackrabbit | National Geographic

What hunting behavior makes Harris's Hawks different from most other hawks?

• They hunt only at night.

• They hunt in groups.

• They only eat insects.

• They build nests on the ground.

How much better is a Harris's Hawk's vision compared to a human's?

• Twice as good.

• Four times as good.

• Eight times as good.

• Ten times as good.

What is a common defense strategy used by jackrabbits to escape predators?

• Playing dead.

• Hiding underground.

• Running in a zigzag pattern.

• Climbing trees.

How do Harris's Hawks work together to catch a fast-moving prey like a jackrabbit?

• They take turns chasing it until it gets tired.

• One hawk scares the prey, while others wait to ambush it.

• They use loud calls to confuse the prey.

• They build traps to catch the prey.