Conservation and Migration of Cers

The video explores the history and current status of cigas, ancient antelopes that roamed with mammoths. Now critically endangered, their numbers are declining. National Geographic's team, led by Bouv Babar, is researching these animals by tracking newborns to understand their survival and migration patterns. This research aims to protect their habitats and ensure their survival.

What ancient creatures roamed the Earth alongside cers?

• Mammoths

• Woolly Rhinos

• Giant Sloths

• Dinosaurs

Where is the current focus of National Geographic's expedition on cers?

• Western Mongolia

• Southern Africa

• Northern Canada

• Eastern Europe

What is the current conservation status of cers?

• Least Concern

• Critically Endangered

• Vulnerable

• Endangered

What technology is used by scientists to track cers?

• Drone Surveillance

• Satellite Imaging

• Radio Collars

• GPS Tags

Why is it important to understand the migration patterns of cers?

• To increase tourism

• To protect their habitats

• To find new species

• To improve hunting strategies