CLEAN : Conservationists try to save Vietnam's disappearing elephants

The video discusses the decline of wild elephants in the country, emphasizing the importance of improving conditions for the few remaining captive elephants to encourage breeding. It suggests that without intervention, elephants may become nearly extinct in the region within 10 to 15 years. The video also explores strategies for breeding and conservation to ensure the survival of the species.

What is one of the main issues facing captive elephants in the country?

• They are not being fed properly.

• They are not breeding.

• They are being released into the wild.

• They are being overpopulated.

What could happen to the elephant population in the next 10 to 15 years if no action is taken?

• The population will remain stable.

• The population will migrate to other countries.

• The population will become nearly extinct.

• The population will increase significantly.

Why is it important to focus on the remaining elephants?

• They are the largest animals in the country.

• They are the most aggressive species.

• They are the most intelligent species.

• They are the last of their kind in the area.

What is one proposed solution for improving the conditions of elephants?

• Releasing them into the wild.

• Keeping them in small groups and focusing on breeding.

• Feeding them more frequently.

• Transporting them to other countries.

What is the suggested management practice for the remaining elephants?

• Training them for labor.

• Keeping them for entertainment purposes.

• Allowing them to roam freely in urban areas.

• Focusing on breeding and better management.