VOICED : Roaring success: lions return to Rwanda, with rhinos next

Seven lions have been tranquilized and transported from South Africa to Rwanda's Akagera National Park. Lions vanished from Rwanda after the 1994 genocide due to displacement. The nation is thrilled about their return, seeing it as a boost for tourism and conservation. The lions will be quarantined for two weeks before release. The park is now fenced to protect local residents and livestock. The return of lions is expected to enhance tourism, and more animals, including rhinos, are anticipated to arrive.

What event led to the disappearance of lions from Rwanda?

• The 1994 genocide

• A severe drought

• A disease outbreak

• A government ban on wildlife

Why is the return of lions considered a milestone for Rwanda?

• It marks the end of a drought

• It boosts tourism and conservation efforts

• It introduces a new species to the park

• It increases the park's size

How long will the lions be quarantined before being released into the park?

• One week

• Two weeks

• One month

• Three months

What measure has been taken to protect local residents and livestock from lions?

• Building high walls

• Installing electric fencing

• Hiring more park rangers

• Relocating nearby villages

What other animals are expected to arrive at the park following the lions?

• Giraffes

• Zebras

• Elephants

• Rhinos