The video highlights the plight of the critically endangered black rhino, focusing on a female named Goose who was severely injured by poachers. Conservationists and veterinarians at Kruger Park have been working tirelessly to save her, employing innovative techniques to heal her injuries. Goose's survival is crucial as she can contribute to the species' future through breeding. The video underscores the dedication and challenges faced by those working to protect endangered species, with hopes that Goose will help ensure the survival of black rhinos.

What makes Goose, the black rhino, particularly important for conservation efforts?

• She is a female capable of breeding.

• She has a unique genetic mutation.

• She is the last black rhino in the world.

• She was the first rhino to be saved from poaching.

What measures were taken to protect Goose from further poaching?

• She was kept in a zoo.

• Her horns were shaved.

• She was fitted with a GPS tracker.

• She was relocated to a different country.

What material is used to cover Goose's damaged foot?

• Wood

• Elephant hide

• Plastic

• Metal

Why is the work on Goose considered groundbreaking?

• It is the first time a rhino has been treated for a foot injury.

• It involves new techniques for large animals.

• It is the first time a rhino has been tranquilized.

• It is the first time a rhino has been bred in captivity.

What is the ultimate goal of the Kruger Park Rangers for Goose?

• To relocate her to a safer park.

• To ensure she gives birth to more black rhinos.

• To release her into the wild immediately.

• To train her to avoid poachers.