CLEAN : Eyes on elephants as Google cameras snap Kenya reserve

The video discusses the use of technology in tracking elephant movements, focusing on the collaboration with Google Earth to display and analyze data. It highlights the importance of understanding elephant corridors for conservation and law enforcement. The use of GPS collars provides valuable data for protecting elephants and maintaining their habitats. The video also emphasizes the educational and tourism benefits of making this information accessible online.

What is the primary reason for using radio tracking on elephants?

• To monitor their health conditions

• To find out what land they need to use

• To track their speed

• To observe their eating habits

How does radio tracking help in anti-poaching efforts?

• By scaring poachers away with sounds

• By providing real-time video footage

• By alerting authorities of poachers' locations

• By predicting elephant movements for patrols

What new feature does Google Street View offer for wildlife enthusiasts?

• Interactive maps of animal migration

• 360-degree panoramic photos of reserves

• Live streaming of animal habitats

• Virtual reality tours of jungles

What is the role of GPS satellite collars in elephant conservation?

• To monitor their health

• To track their migration patterns

• To communicate with other elephants

• To provide food to elephants

How does the data from tracking collars help in security?

• By tracking poacher movements

• By alerting when an elephant is immobile

• By identifying safe zones for elephants

• By predicting weather changes