CLEAN : Abandoned cormorant chicks recover in Cape Town shelter

The video discusses the rescue of 1800 Cape Comorin chicks from Robben Island in January. Plans are in place to release larger birds in three weeks and smaller ones in two to three months. Concerns are raised about the future if the birds cannot find enough fish in the wild, leading to potential breeding issues and population decline, possibly resulting in extinction.

What was the main focus of the rescue operation mentioned in the video?

• Rescuing Cape Comorin chicks from Robben Island

• Conducting a bird census

• Tagging and tracking the birds

• Building new habitats for the birds

What is the planned timeline for releasing the larger rescued birds?

• Immediately

• In the next three weeks

• In the next year

• In the next two to three months

What is a major concern if the birds cannot find enough fish in the wild?

• They will adapt to eating other food

• They will become more aggressive

• They will stop breeding or abandon their chicks

• They will migrate to other regions

What could be a long-term consequence of the birds not finding enough food?

• Increased bird population

• Birds becoming nocturnal

• Population decline leading to extinction

• Birds developing new hunting techniques

What is the potential impact on the bird population if the current situation continues?

• The population will migrate

• The population will decline until extinction

• The population will stabilize

• The population will increase