CLEAN: Croatian vultures under threat

The video discusses the challenges faced by flightless birds, emphasizing the need for human intervention to help them survive. It highlights the importance of training these birds to develop muscles and establish dominance for survival. Additionally, the video addresses the legal and ecological issues related to importing non-native species, which can disrupt local ecosystems and biodiversity.

Why do some animals need human intervention to survive?

• They are overpopulated and need to be relocated.

• They are unable to fly and are vulnerable to environmental conditions.

• They are unable to find food on their own.

• They are naturally aggressive and need to be controlled.

What is one of the key skills animals need to develop for survival?

• Ability to establish dominance during feeding

• Ability to camouflage

• Ability to hibernate

• Ability to swim

What is the legal status of importing non-native species?

• It is illegal both internationally and nationally.

• It is legal if done with proper documentation.

• It is encouraged to increase biodiversity.

• It is only illegal in certain countries.

What is a consequence of introducing non-native species to an area?

• They enhance the local ecosystem.

• They help in controlling pest populations.

• They have no significant impact.

• They disrupt the ecological balance and biodiversity.

How do non-native species affect the ecological structure?

• They strengthen the food chain.

• They destroy the tropical chain and pyramid.

• They create new habitats for native species.

• They have a neutral effect on the ecosystem.