Primer condor nacido en cautiverio en Zoologico de Buenos Aires este en 2013

Raymond Noé, the first condor born in captivity in Buenos Aires since 2013, was introduced to the public. The Buenos Aires Zoo has successfully incubated and raised 51 condors as part of a conservation project. Raymond Noé, named after the Mapuche term for 'Flowering Condor', was born two weeks ago and is being raised with the help of a puppet to prevent human attachment. The Andean Condor Conservation Project, initiated in 1991, aims to increase the condor population across Latin America.

What significant event took place at the Buenos Aires Zoo involving Raymond Noé?

• The zoo celebrated its anniversary.

• Raymond Noé was introduced to the media.

• The zoo opened a new exhibit.

• A new species was discovered.

How many condors has the Buenos Aires Zoo successfully incubated and raised as part of their project?

• 25

• 100

• 51

• 75

What is the purpose of using a puppet with Raymond Noé?

• To entertain visitors.

• To help him learn to fly.

• To teach him tricks.

• To prevent him from becoming attached to humans.

What is the approximate size of Raymond Noé at two weeks old?

• 15 centimeters

• 20 centimeters

• 10 centimeters

• 5 centimeters

What is the main goal of the Andean Condor Conservation Project?

• To study condor migration patterns.

• To train condors for performances.

• To increase the condor population in Latin America.

• To create a condor-themed amusement park.