CLEAN : Ivory destroyed in London ahead of illegal

The video discusses the issue of ivory consumption across Asia, highlighting the public's response to a call for donations of ivory items. It emphasizes the lack of awareness among many consumers about the origins of ivory and the impact of their purchases on elephant populations. The video also mentions the role of consumer states like China, Japan, and Vietnam in the ivory trade and the importance of international cooperation to prevent further elephant deaths.

What was the response to the call for ivory donations?

• Only a few kilograms of ivory were donated

• No response from the public

• Overwhelming response with over 1000 items and 80 kilograms of ivory donated

• Minimal response with few items donated

Why do some people buy ivory trinkets?

• As a status symbol

• To support wildlife conservation

• To help local artisans

• As a necessity for daily life

What is a common misconception among Chinese consumers regarding ivory?

• Ivory is sourced from dead elephants

• Ivory is made from synthetic materials

• Ivory comes from living elephants

• Ivory is a renewable resource

What is the main message being raised about ivory?

• Ivory is a valuable investment

• Ivory represents a dead elephant

• Ivory is a symbol of wealth

• Ivory is a rare commodity

Which countries are primarily involved in the consumer end of the ivory trade?

• United States, Canada, and Mexico

• China, Japan, and Vietnam

• India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh

• Australia, New Zealand, and Fiji