Question ID:PT92 S1 Q3 Passage:When frightened by hunters in a truck, healthy gazelles run away quickly, efficiently using the landscape for concealment. But when a healthy gazelle detects the approach of a predator such as a lion, it leaps high into the air as it runs away‚ a behavior known as "stotting." As a defensive behavior, stotting appears paradoxical, because it draws predators' attention and consumes energy that could be put into running faster. Stem:Which one of the following would, if true, most help to resolve the apparent paradox described above? Correct Answer Choice:CChoice A:Animals that are startled sometimes act in ways that appear irrational to human observers. Choice B:Young gazelles and gazelles that are not very healthy often stot when they become frightened by humans or by loud machines. Choice C:To animals that typically prey on gazelles, stotting is a signal of strength and ability to escape. Choice D:A healthy gazelle can usually detect the approach of a predator before the predator becomes aware of the presence of the gazelle. Choice E:While not able to run as quickly as gazelles, predators such as lions hunt effectively by hunting in groups and coordinating their attacks.