VOICED : Exotic animals from Italys underworld get second chance

The video explores a sanctuary near Rome that houses exotic animals confiscated by police, including pythons, lemurs, and a caiman. These animals are often trafficked illegally, contributing to organized crime. The sanctuary, run by Umberto, provides a safe haven for these animals, though reintroducing them to their natural habitats is challenging. The video highlights the global impact of wildlife trafficking and the role of criminal groups in this illegal trade.

What types of animals are housed in the sanctuary near Rome?

• Birds and fish

• Cats and dogs

• Exotic animals like pythons and lemurs

• Farm animals

Why are exotic animals often confiscated by authorities?

• They are owned illegally

• They are sick or injured

• They are endangered species

• They are too expensive to maintain

Which criminal groups are known to profit from illegal wildlife trade?

• Local street gangs

• Big African criminal groups like Boko Haram

• Pet shop owners

• Environmental activists

What is a significant challenge in reintroducing confiscated animals to their original habitats?

• Lack of interest from local communities

• Insufficient space in sanctuaries

• Need for a collaborative project between countries

• Lack of funding

What is the fate of the Gibbons from Thailand mentioned in the video?

• They were released back into the wild

• They were sent to a zoo

• They were returned to Thailand

• They found a home in the sanctuary