VOICED: Hungry vultures get daily 'five-star' feast in Spain

The video introduces Jose Ramon Moraga, known as Vulture Man, who has been feeding vultures in Spain for 21 years, turning it into a tourist attraction. Initially a game, his efforts have become crucial for vulture conservation. The vulture population in Spain, once nearly wiped out due to urbanization and EU laws, is now recovering. Moraga's project is a success, providing a lifeline for vultures without costing local authorities, as he funds it himself with donations from a local abattoir.

What was the initial reason Jose Ramon Moraga started feeding vultures?

• As a game rather than a goal

• To create a tourist attraction

• To save money on waste disposal

• To conduct a scientific study

What were some of the factors that almost wiped out vulture populations in the 70s?

• Urbanization and poisoned meat

• Climate change and habitat loss

• Hunting and deforestation

• Natural disasters and disease

Which law was introduced to prevent the spread of mad cow disease?

• A law protecting endangered species

• A law promoting urbanization

• A law banning carcasses from decomposing in open fields

• A law banning the feeding of vultures

How does the vulture feeding project benefit local authorities financially?

• It generates revenue through tourism

• It is funded by international organizations

• It doesn't cost them anything

• It reduces waste management costs

How many vultures can feed on a good day at the project site?

• 400 to 500

• 300 to 400

• 200 to 300

• 100 to 200