VOICED : Breeder to hold first 'legal' rhino horn auction in South Africa

The video discusses the challenges of rhino conservation, focusing on the high costs and the controversial idea of selling rhino horns to fund protection efforts. John Hume's legal battles to overturn a ban on domestic rhino horn sales and his subsequent auction raise concerns about boosting black markets and undermining international bans. Critics argue that rhinos should be protected, not commodified. South Africa, home to most of the world's rhinos, faces significant threats to the species due to poaching.

What is the primary reason the conservationist cuts the rhino horns?

• To deter poachers

• To sell them for profit

• To improve rhino health

• To comply with government regulations

What is John Hume's proposed solution to fund rhino protection?

• Donations from NGOs

• Government subsidies

• Selling rhino horns

• Increasing tourism

What legal action did John Hume take regarding rhino horn sales?

• He proposed a new conservation law

• He campaigned for stricter poaching penalties

• He fought to lift the domestic ban

• He supported the international ban

What concern is raised about the online auction of rhino horns?

• It will make rhino horns less valuable

• It could lead to overpopulation of rhinos

• It might increase black market activity

• It will decrease rhino horn prices

What percentage of the world's rhino population is found in South Africa?

• 80%

• 70%

• 60%

• 50%