Wildlife and Biodiversity in China

The video explores the diverse wildlife and conservation efforts in China, focusing on species like the Chinese magansa, Sichuan snub-nosed monkeys, red-crowned cranes, golden takin, and Asian elephants. It highlights the challenges these species face and the measures being taken to protect them, emphasizing China's responsibility in maintaining global biodiversity.

What is unique about the nesting habits of the Chinese magansa?

• They nest in trees.

• They nest on cliffs.

• They nest underground.

• They nest in caves.

Why is China considered a mega diverse country?

• It has a wide variety of landscapes and climates.

• It has a large population.

• It has many cities.

• It has a long history.

What role do nannies play in the social structure of Sichuan snub-nosed monkeys?

• They lead the group.

• They look after the young while mothers forage.

• They hunt for food.

• They protect the territory.

What is a significant threat to the survival of the red-crowned cranes?

• Predators like badgers.

• Competition with other birds.

• Lack of food.

• Harsh weather conditions.

How do golden takins adapt to seasonal temperature changes?

• They hibernate.

• They move to higher altitudes.

• They grow thicker fur.

• They migrate to warmer areas.

What is the role of the matriarch in an Asian elephant herd?

• She takes care of the young alone.

• She is responsible for protecting the herd.

• She leads the herd and finds resources.

• She is the primary hunter.

What is the main reason for the reintroduction of Père David's deer to China?

• To control the population of predators.

• To provide food for local communities.

• To restore a species that was extinct in the wild.

• To increase tourism.

What is a key feature of the Western black crested gibbon's communication?

• They communicate through scent.

• They use body language.

• They communicate through song.

• They use sign language.

Why are green peafowls known as 'dragon birds' locally?

• Because of their loud calls.

• Because of their size.

• Because of their iridescent colors.

• Because of their aggressive nature.

What is the primary goal of conservation workers in the nature reserves?

• To increase tourism.

• To protect endangered species and their habitats.

• To conduct scientific experiments.

• To build new infrastructure.