CLEAN : Orphaned rhinos find safe refuge in South African sanctuary

The video discusses the mission of a rhino orphanage that provides a safe haven for orphaned calves. It highlights the increase in poaching incidents following the easing of lockdown restrictions in South Africa. The orphanage is not open to the public to ensure security and to facilitate the rehabilitation of calves. The video also describes the social behavior of calves, emphasizing the importance of touch and reassurance in their development.

What is the primary goal of the rhino orphanage?

• To train rhinos for circus acts

• To keep rhinos as pets

• To rehabilitate and release calves back into the wild

• To sell rhino horns

What was a consequence of easing lockdown restrictions in South Africa?

• More calves being born

• Decrease in poaching incidents

• Increase in poaching incidents

• More tourists visiting the orphanage

Why is the rhino orphanage not open to the public?

• To avoid overcrowding

• To prevent theft of rhino horns

• To keep the location secret

• To ensure the security and proper rehabilitation of calves

How do the calves at the orphanage bond with each other as they grow?

• By sharing food

• By touching and lying close to each other

• By playing games

• By competing for attention

What is a reason for not exposing calves to too many people?

• It leads to health issues

• It makes rehabilitation difficult

• It makes them aggressive

• It causes them to become lazy