Ivory Trade Investigation Insights

The video follows an investigative journalist and war correspondent, Aiden Hartley, as they pose as ivory buyers in Dar es Salaam to uncover the illegal ivory trade. The investigation is part of a National Geographic special, revealing the rampant illegal ivory trade in Tanzania and China. The team uses secret cameras to gather evidence, highlighting the dangers involved, including the use of firearms by poachers. The video concludes with a plan to further investigate the legal versus illegal ivory trade in China.

What role does Aiden Hartley play in the investigation?

• Ivory seller

• Investigative journalist

• Police officer

• Local guide

What is the main focus of the National Geographic special?

• Wildlife conservation

• Ivory trade

• Climate change

• Cultural heritage

Why is it important for the filming to remain secret?

• To avoid legal issues

• To protect the identity of the buyers

• To prevent interference from authorities

• To ensure safety from dangerous criminals

What advice does Aiden give regarding personal safety?

• Stay indoors

• Avoid crowded areas

• Wear a thick jacket

• Carry a weapon

How much ivory did the seller claim to have?

• 20 kg

• 10 kg

• 100 kg

• 50 kg

What was the seller's asking price for the ivory?

• $5,000

• $12,000

• $10,000

• $8,000

What is the potential market value of the ivory in China?

• $50,000

• $30,000

• $40,000

• $20,000

What is the next step in the investigation?

• Go undercover in China's ivory shops

• Visit another African country

• Report findings to authorities

• Publish a documentary

What is the main challenge in distinguishing legal from illegal ivory?

• Government corruption

• Blurry legal definitions

• High demand

• Lack of documentation

Who will lead the next phase of the investigation in China?

• Local authorities

• Aiden Hartley

• National Geographic team

• Brian Christie