Morning Routine and Activities at the Orphanage

The video provides a morning update from a wildlife orphanage, focusing on Kanisa, an elephant calf. It covers the morning routine, weather, and Kanisa's growth and care. The video also discusses daily activities, interactions, and technical challenges faced due to connectivity issues. The session concludes with closing remarks and future updates.

What time does the morning routine start at the orphanage?

• Six o'clock

• Quarter to six

• Half past five

• Seven o'clock

Why is it important not to overfeed Kanisa?

• It affects her growth

• It makes her too energetic

• It can lead to diarrhea

• It causes her to become sleepy

Who sponsors the internet at the orphanage?

• Toba Wi-Fi

• A tech company

• Local government

• A charity organization

What is a challenge faced when trying to provide live updates?

• Lack of electricity

• Poor weather conditions

• Unstable internet connection

• Animal interference

How often is Kanisa weighed to monitor her health?

• Once a day

• Twice a week

• Every other day

• Once a week

What is Herman's role at the orphanage?

• He handles the feeding

• He manages the night shift

• He is a veterinarian

• He is responsible for cleaning

What is Kanisa's behavior described as in the video?

• Aggressive and loud

• Playful and independent

• Calm and sleepy

• Shy and reserved

What is the main reason the caretakers cannot get closer to Kanisa?

• The area is restricted

• She is sleeping

• The signal might drop

• She is too aggressive

What is the caretakers' plan once Kanisa no longer needs milk bottles?

• She will be moved to a different orphanage

• She will sleep with the herd

• She will be released into the wild

• She will be given solid food

What do the caretakers use the bedding for?

• To create new beds

• To sell for funds

• To use in erosion areas

• To feed the animals