Interpol anti-Elephant Poaching Campaign in Kenya

The video highlights the plight of orphaned elephants in Kenya due to poaching, driven by the demand for ivory, particularly from China. Despite efforts by charities and authorities, the poaching crisis continues to threaten elephant populations across Africa. The video discusses the challenges in law enforcement and the dire predictions for elephants if global cooperation is not achieved. It also illustrates the economic value of ivory and the need for increased security and international collaboration to protect these animals.

What is the main reason for the increase in poaching of elephants in Kenya?

• The government is encouraging poaching.

• Elephants are attacking local villages.

• There is a high demand for ivory in China.

• The elephants' natural habitat is shrinking.

Which countries are mentioned as having less than 100 elephants?

• Senegal and Sierra Leone

• South Africa and Botswana

• Cameroon and Nigeria

• Kenya and Tanzania

What is the estimated street value of a single ivory tusk?

• 40,000 British pounds

• 10,000 British pounds

• 20,000 British pounds

• 30,000 British pounds

What are some of the items ivory is turned into?

• Clothing and shoes

• Musical instruments and tools

• Chopsticks and jewelry

• Furniture and sculptures

What is a major challenge faced by game reserves in protecting elephants?

• Poor weather conditions

• Insufficient security patrols

• Lack of food for elephants

• Too many tourists