WWF Forecasts Global Wildlife Mass Extinction

The video highlights the severe decline in wildlife populations, focusing on African elephants, Asiatic lions, and tigers. It discusses the impact of poaching, deforestation, pollution, and climate change on these species. The WWF report warns of a potential mass extinction, urging immediate conservation efforts. Despite the grim outlook, there are success stories, such as the recent increase in tiger populations due to conservation efforts.

What is one of the main reasons for the decline in the African elephant population?

• Natural disasters

• Poaching

• Overpopulation

• Habitat expansion

According to the WWF report, what percentage of wildlife populations have declined since 1970?

• 25%

• 90%

• 58%

• 75%

How many Asiatic Lions are estimated to be left in the wild?

• Less than 100

• Less than 500

• Less than 1000

• Less than 2000

What is a key factor in preventing further wildlife population decline?

• Urban development

• Conservation

• Increased hunting

• Climate change

What recent success has been noted in tiger conservation efforts?

• No change in population

• Increased abundance

• Complete extinction

• Decreased habitat