Russia's fur industry is in decline

The video discusses the persistent popularity of fur in Moscow despite the decline of the Russian fur industry. It highlights the poor conditions in fur farms, where animals suffer due to lack of resources and welfare laws. Activists like Vita campaign for animal rights, but face public indifference. Economic challenges exacerbate the situation, with most fur being imported, ironically worsening conditions for Russian animals.

What has happened to the demand for fur in Moscow over the past year?

• It has been banned

• It has remained the same

• It has increased by 50%

• It has decreased by 50%

What is one of the main reasons for the decline of the Russian fur industry?

• Strict animal welfare laws

• Lack of investment

• Lack of skilled workers

• High production costs

What is a significant issue faced by animals in Russian fur farms?

• They live in small wire-bottomed cages

• They receive high-quality food

• They are kept in spacious enclosures

• They are regularly groomed

What is the general public's reaction to animal welfare protests in Moscow?

• Eager to join the protests

• Angry and hostile

• Indifferent and bemused

• Supportive and understanding

Where does most of the fur sold in Russian shops come from?

• Italy and France

• America and Denmark

• Brazil and Argentina

• China and India