VOICED : Los pinguinos africanos ya no tienen que comer

The video discusses the drastic decline of the African penguin population in Cape Town. Once numbering over a million pairs in the 1930s, the population has decreased by 98%. Scientists are investigating whether overfishing or climate change is to blame, as sardine banks have moved away. Proposed solutions include establishing new colonies closer to food sources. Conservation centers are working to rehabilitate and release penguins, but the species' survival remains uncertain.

What is the main concern for the African penguin population in Cape Town?

• Pollution in the ocean

• Drastic decline in numbers

• Loss of habitat

• Increase in predators

By what percentage has the African penguin population decreased since the 1930s?

• 98%

• 50%

• 75%

• 90%

What are the scientists debating as the possible causes for the shift in sardine banks?

• Tourism and human interference

• Increase in predators and disease

• Overfishing and climate change

• Pollution and habitat destruction

What is one of the proposed solutions to help the African penguins?

• Building artificial nests

• Introducing new predators

• Increasing tourism

• Creating a new colony closer to food sources

What is the main goal of the rehabilitation centers for penguins?

• To train penguins for entertainment

• To keep penguins in captivity

• To release as many penguins back into the wild as possible

• To study penguin behavior