CLEAN: Counting all the animals at London zoo

The video tutorial discusses the tasks of counting giant tortoises and the importance of collecting animal data for a global database to aid in breeding programs for endangered species. It also covers the process of sexing and health checking young animals, highlighting the significance of these activities in managing zoo populations.

Why is it important for keepers to know the identities of the animals they manage?

• To entertain zoo visitors

• To reduce the workload of keepers

• To manage breeding programs effectively

• To ensure they are fed properly

What is the purpose of sending animal information to a global database?

• To manage breeding programs for endangered species

• To monitor animal feeding schedules

• To calculate zoo visitor numbers

• To track animal migration patterns

What is one of the main tasks performed during the annual check of young animals?

• Feeding them special diets

• Training them for performances

• Microchipping and health checks

• Teaching them to interact with visitors

How does the process of sexing animals change as they grow?

• It is no longer necessary

• It becomes more difficult

• It remains the same

• It becomes easier

What is a key reason for performing health checks on young animals?

• To prepare them for transport

• To ensure they are healthy and correctly sexed

• To increase their market value

• To train them for shows