CLEAN : London Zoo animals line up for stock take

The video discusses the annual inventory process at a zoo, which is part of zoo licensing requirements and helps share breeding success information globally. The inventory involves daily animal health checks, and the zoo has seen success with critically endangered species like tiger cubs. Counting animals, especially social species like penguins, poses challenges due to their similar appearances.

Why does the zoo conduct an annual inventory?

• To meet zoo licensing requirements and share breeding success information.

• To increase the number of visitors to the zoo.

• To train new staff members.

• To sell animals to other zoos.

What is one of the benefits of the zoo's annual inventory?

• It reduces the cost of animal care.

• It allows the zoo to review the health and well-being of animals daily.

• It increases the zoo's revenue.

• It helps in planning new zoo exhibits.

Which critically endangered species was mentioned as being successfully bred at the zoo?

• Blue Whales

• Sumatran Tiger Cubs

• Giant Pandas

• African Elephants

What makes counting penguins challenging during the inventory?

• They are too fast to count.

• They look very similar to each other.

• They are often hidden in their enclosures.

• They are nocturnal animals.

Which type of species is generally more difficult to count during the inventory?

• Larger species like giraffes.

• Aquatic species.

• Social species in large enclosures.

• Nocturnal species.