VOICED : Sudan world's last male northern white rhino dies

The video discusses Sudan, the last male northern white rhino, highlighting his life, health struggles, and the decision to euthanize him due to deteriorating health. It emphasizes the consequences of poaching, which led to the near extinction of his species, and the hope that scientific advancements like in vitro fertilization can help preserve the subspecies.

What was the primary health issue Sudan faced in his final days?

• Heart disease

• Arthritis

• Diabetes

• Cancer

What difficult decision did Sudan's caretakers make?

• To release him back into the wild

• To relocate him to a different conservancy

• To put him down due to his declining health

• To attempt a new medical treatment

What lesson does Sudan's death highlight about conservation?

• The need for more zoos

• The benefits of tourism

• The importance of breeding programs

• The consequences of neglecting endangered species

How many northern white rhinos were left when Sudan was born?

• 100

• 500

• 1000

• 700

What is the current hope for preserving the northern white rhino subspecies?

• Natural breeding in the wild

• In vitro fertilization techniques

• Cross-breeding with other rhino species

• Cloning technology