CLEAN: Mass losses of birds feared as oil slick approaches

The video discusses the challenges faced in wildlife rescue operations, emphasizing the need for a Plan B that includes rescue, capture, transport, and rehabilitation. It highlights the difficulties in locating animals in impacted environments like wetlands and stresses the importance of minimizing further environmental damage. The speaker underscores the balance between hoping for the best and planning for the worst, acknowledging the limitations in combating natural disasters and accidents.

What is Plan B when booms are not sufficient for environmental protection?

• Evacuation of humans

• Rescue, capture, transport, and rehabilitation of wildlife

• Building barriers

• Relocating the environment

Why is it easier to rescue animals on a sandy beach compared to wetlands?

• Animals are more visible and accessible

• Wetlands have more predators

• Sandy beaches are less polluted

• Wetlands are too dry

What is a key concern when rescuing animals in impacted environments?

• Increasing the number of animals

• Causing further harm to the environment

• Reducing the water levels

• Introducing new species

What is the approach suggested when dealing with natural disasters and accidents?

• Ignore the situation

• Hope for the best and plan for the worst

• Rely solely on technology

• Wait for external help

What is a limitation mentioned in combating natural disasters?

• Poor communication

• Lack of funding

• Insufficient manpower

• Inability to control Mother Nature