CLEAN : Meet Buckwheat, the donkey you can hire to crash Zoom meetings

The video introduces Buckwheat, a donkey known for crashing virtual meetings to raise funds for a sanctuary. Due to COVID-19, traditional visiting days were canceled, prompting this creative fundraising method. Buckwheat, born at the sanctuary, helps support the animals, especially during the pandemic. The sanctuary's farmer, Michael Lanigan, decided to stop sending cows to slaughter, marking a significant change. The video highlights the joy and surprise Buckwheat brings to meetings, having participated in about 100 since April.

What is the primary reason Buckwheat the donkey crashes virtual meetings?

• To entertain people during meetings

• To raise funds for the sanctuary

• To promote the sanctuary's visiting days

• To showcase her talents

What was the sanctuary's usual practice before COVID-19?

• Hosting virtual meetings

• Organizing animal adoption events

• Allowing public visits to meet the animals

• Conducting online fundraising campaigns

How old is Buckwheat, the donkey?

• 15 years old

• 12 years old

• 8 years old

• 10 years old

What significant change did farmer Michael Lanigan make regarding his cattle?

• He began exporting cattle overseas

• He chose not to send his cows to slaughter

• He started a new dairy business

• He decided to expand his cattle farm

How has the sanctuary adapted to the pandemic in terms of public interaction?

• By closing down temporarily

• By increasing the number of animals

• By hosting more physical events

• By conducting virtual meetings with Buckwheat