Inside A Rhino Orphanage - Caring For Orphaned Calves

The video highlights the efforts to save endangered rhinos, focusing on the challenges faced by young rhinos due to poaching and predators. It showcases the work of volunteers at a rhino orphanage, where orphaned rhinos are cared for and rehabilitated. The video also discusses the risks involved in caring for these animals and the protective measures taken. The importance of conservation efforts to prevent rhino extinction is emphasized, along with the controversial practice of horn removal to deter poaching.

What motivates volunteers to travel from all over the world to help at the Rhino Orphanage?

• They are passionate about saving endangered species.

• They want to experience African wildlife.

• They are paid a high salary.

• They are required to do so by law.

What is a major threat to young rhinos if their mothers are poached?

• They stop eating.

• They lose their sense of direction.

• They are vulnerable to predators.

• They become aggressive.

What is a key factor in the recovery of orphaned rhinos at the Rhino Orphanage?

• A good diet and love

• A strict exercise regimen

• Isolation from other animals

• Advanced medical technology

Why are the horns of orphaned rhinos shaved off?

• To make them more social

• To improve their health

• To help them grow faster

• To make them less attractive to poachers

What is the main reason for the drastic measures taken to protect rhinos?

• To improve genetic diversity

• To combat the black market demand for rhino horn

• To prevent habitat loss

• To increase tourism