CLEAN : 30 White rhinos resettle in Rwanda

The video discusses the differences between white and black rhinos, highlighting the social nature of white rhinos and their vulnerability to poaching due to their visibility. It emphasizes the critical conservation status of white rhinos, particularly in Kenya and South Africa, and the importance of creating safe areas for their survival. The video also showcases Rwanda's successful conservation efforts with black rhinos and lions, demonstrating effective management and government collaboration. A section in French provides additional commentary on wildlife and tourism.

What is one reason white rhinos are more vulnerable to poaching compared to black rhinos?

• They are more solitary.

• They prefer bushy areas.

• They are faster runners.

• They are more social and visible.

What is the current status of white rhino populations?

• They are thriving in all regions.

• They are on the brink of extinction.

• They are stable and not at risk.

• Their numbers are increasing rapidly.

Why is it important to relocate white rhinos to safe areas?

• To increase tourism revenue.

• To ensure their survival and prevent extinction.

• To reduce their population.

• To make them more solitary.

What has been the outcome of reintroducing black rhinos and lions in Rwanda?

• They have thrived and increased in number.

• They have struggled to adapt.

• They have become extinct.

• They have migrated to other regions.

What role does government collaboration play in wildlife conservation in Rwanda?

• It focuses only on tourism development.

• It has no impact on conservation.

• It ensures a secure and progressive environment for wildlife.

• It hinders conservation efforts.