VOICED: Homecoming for Tanzania rhino species kept alive in S.Africa

The video discusses the relocation of 32 eastern black rhinos to the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania from South Africa, a crucial project for their survival. The rhinos face challenges such as adapting to the dry season and exposure to sleeping sickness. Initially kept in enclosures, they will eventually roam freely. The project is supported by various organizations and aims to impact the Serengeti ecosystem positively. Despite past poaching threats, measures are in place to protect the rhinos, including a specially trained ranger force.

What is the primary reason for relocating eastern black rhinos to the Serengeti National Park?

• To ensure their survival from near extinction

• To study their behavior in a new environment

• To provide them with a better climate

• To increase tourism in the area

What challenge do the relocated rhinos face for the first time in the Serengeti?

• Predators

• Sleeping sickness

• Finding food

• Human interaction

Who was among the people to welcome the rhinos to the Serengeti?

• The Head of UNESCO

• The President of Tanzania

• The CEO of Singita

• The Prime Minister of Kenya

What is the historical significance of the rhinos' return to the Serengeti?

• They are the last of their species

• They are the first animals to be protected by rangers

• They are descendants of rhinos moved from Kenya to South Africa in the 1960s

• They are the first rhinos to be relocated to Africa

What measures are in place to protect the relocated rhinos from poaching?

• Employing a special ranger force

• Training them to defend themselves

• Relocating them to a different country

• Building a large fence around the park