CLEAN : The fight to save Earth's smallest rhino in Sumatra's jungles

The video discusses the critical status of the Sumatran Rhino, with only 72 to 100 individuals left, primarily in Sumatra and Kalimantan. The population is declining due to poaching and habitat loss. The speaker emphasizes the urgency of conservation efforts and the pressure to ensure the species' survival without mistakes.

How many Sumatran Rhinos are estimated to be left in the world?

• Less than 50

• More than 200

• Around 150

• Between 72 to 100

Where are the majority of the remaining Sumatran Rhinos found?

• Java and Bali

• Borneo and Sulawesi

• Sumatra and Kalimantan

• Papua and Maluku

What is one of the primary threats to the Sumatran Rhino population?

• Natural predators

• Poaching

• Climate change

• Disease

Besides poaching, what is another major threat to the Sumatran Rhino?

• Invasive species

• Habitat loss

• Water scarcity

• Food shortage

Why is there no room for mistakes in the conservation efforts for the Sumatran Rhino?

• Because they are easy to breed

• Due to their stable population

• Because of the critical need for their survival

• Due to their abundance in the wild