How Do Park Rangers Keep Dingos and Humans Safe?

The video explores the purpose of a fence on an island, which separates humans from dingoes to ensure safety. The narrator and Camille assist rangers in maintaining the fence, emphasizing the importance of dingo safety. Later, they encounter a green tree frog, discussing its unique features and diet. The video highlights the balance between human activity and wildlife preservation on the island.

What is the primary purpose of the fence mentioned in the video?

• To mark the boundary of the island

• To separate people from dingoes

• To keep dingoes inside the resort area

• To protect the island from external threats

What is the role of the electrified grid in the fence system?

• To allow dingoes to pass through safely

• To prevent cars from entering the camping site

• To stop dingoes from entering the camping site

• To provide power to the resort area

What safety advice is given regarding electrical wires?

• Only trained experts should handle them

• They are safe to touch when turned off

• They should be avoided at all times

• Always handle them without supervision

What unique feature do the eyes of the common green tree frog have?

• No pupils

• Vertical pupils

• Horizontal pupils

• Round pupils

What does the common green tree frog primarily eat?

• Leaves and insects

• Other frogs and small mice

• Fish and algae

• Birds and reptiles