CLEAN : Abandoned cormorant chicks recover in Cape Town shelter

The video discusses the rescue of 1800 Cape Comorin chicks from Robben Island and plans for their release. It highlights concerns about future food scarcity leading to breeding issues and potential extinction, emphasizing the need for action to prevent population decline.

What was the main activity conducted on January 12th and 13th?

• Releasing birds into the wild

• Rescuing Cape Comorin chicks

• Tagging birds for research

• Building new habitats

What is the plan for the larger birds after the rescue?

• Keep them in captivity permanently

• Use them for breeding programs

• Release them in the next three weeks

• Send them to a different island

What is a major concern if the chicks cannot find enough fish?

• They will migrate to other regions

• They will adapt to eat other food

• They will become more aggressive

• They will stop breeding or abandon their young

What could happen to the population if the food scarcity continues?

• It will stabilize

• It will increase

• It will fluctuate unpredictably

• It will decline until extinction

What is the ultimate risk if the current trend continues?

• The species will thrive

• The species will become extinct

• The species will evolve

• The species will migrate