CLEAN : The fight against extinction for pangolins in Liberia

The video discusses the lack of natural predators for certain animals, highlighting human threats. It details the mistreatment of animals by hunters and the challenges faced in conservation efforts, including poverty and government policies. The video emphasizes the importance of community awareness and involvement in conservation, despite the presence of lawbreakers. It concludes with a reflection on the privilege and challenges of working in conservation.

What natural defense mechanism do pangolins use to protect themselves?

• They climb trees.

• They roll into a ball.

• They burrow underground.

• They emit a foul odor.

Why are pangolins still vulnerable to human hunters despite their defense mechanism?

• Their scales are not strong enough.

• They cannot roll into a ball quickly enough.

• They are too slow to escape.

• Rolling into a ball makes them easy to pick up.

What challenges do pangolins face in captivity?

• They are exposed to predators.

• They are not given enough space.

• They are not in their natural habitat.

• They are not fed properly.

What is one of the main reasons people hunt pangolins?

• For sport.

• Due to poverty and lack of jobs.

• For their scales.

• For their meat.

How does the government play a role in the hunting of pangolins?

• By providing jobs to reduce hunting.

• By legalizing hunting.

• By ignoring the issue.

• By increasing taxes on hunters.

What has been done to raise awareness about pangolin conservation?

• Increasing the price of pangolin products.

• Relocating pangolins to safer areas.

• Banning all wildlife trade.

• Organizing workshops and awareness campaigns.

What is a major challenge faced by conservationists in protecting pangolins?

• Insufficient manpower.

• Stubbornness of people and lawbreakers.

• Lack of funding.

• Lack of government support.