CLEAN : Delhi rescuers help injured birds return to the skies

The video discusses the issue of birds getting injured by kite flying threads, particularly in regions like Rajasthan and Delhi. It highlights the severe injuries these birds suffer, often requiring surgical-like precision to treat. The video also addresses the impact on bird populations and the efforts made to rescue and rehabilitate them. It reflects on the broader implications of human activities on nature and emphasizes the need for conservation efforts.

What is the primary cause of injuries to birds in regions like Rajasthan and Delhi?

• Pollution

• Kite flying threads

• Predators

• Weather conditions

What is the main goal when treating injured birds?

• To keep them in captivity

• To release them back into the wild

• To use them for research

• To train them for performances

Why is it important to assess if a bird is fit for release?

• To avoid spreading diseases

• To maintain a balanced ecosystem

• To ensure it can survive in the wild

• To prevent overpopulation

What is the consequence of not treating injured birds?

• They will migrate to other regions

• They will thrive in the wild

• They will die if left untreated

• They will become extinct

What challenge was highlighted during the lockdown period?

• Lack of food for birds

• Rise in bird population

• Increased bird injuries

• Difficulty in accessing treatment facilities

What is a significant impact of human activities on nature?

• Enhanced wildlife habitats

• Disruption of natural processes

• Increased natural resources

• Improved biodiversity

Why is it crucial to understand and respect natural processes?

• To ensure sustainable development

• To increase human dominance

• To reduce natural disasters

• To enhance technological growth