VOICED : Poisoning rhino horns to prevent poaching

The video discusses the issue of rhino poaching in South Africa, highlighting the high value of rhino horns on the black market. It details a specific poaching incident and the gruesome methods used by poachers. To combat this, a new tactic of poisoning rhino horns is being employed, making them harmful for human consumption but safe for rhinos. This method aims to deter poachers by reducing the horn's market value. The video also covers the process of horn poisoning and its effects, with the hope of saving rhino lives.

What is the primary reason poachers target rhinos?

• For their bones

• For their horns

• For their skin

• For their meat

What is the new method being used to protect rhinos from poachers?

• Installing surveillance cameras

• Building stronger fences

• Poisoning their horns

• Relocating them to safer areas

What is the effect of the poison on humans who consume it?

• It improves vision

• It has no effect

• It causes severe health issues

• It enhances strength

How does the horn appear after being treated with poison?

• It remains unchanged

• It turns blue

• It becomes transparent

• It turns red

What is the intended outcome of poisoning rhino horns?

• To increase the horn's value

• To make the horns inedible

• To make the horns more attractive

• To strengthen the rhino's health