VOICED : Refugio en Nicaragua para ranas de ojos rojos

The video discusses the conservation of red-eyed frogs, a threatened species in Central America, particularly in Nicaragua. These frogs face threats from climate change and habitat loss. In the Montivelli Reserve, efforts are made to protect and help them reproduce. The reserve also shelters other species affected by deforestation and pollution. Nicaragua faces significant forest loss due to illegal logging and uncontrolled exploitation.

What is the primary threat to the red-eyed tree frogs in Central America?

• Competition with other frog species

• Climate change, particularly drought

• Habitat destruction due to urbanization

• Predation by larger animals

How do caretakers at the Montivelli Reserve assist the red-eyed tree frogs?

• By feeding them special diets

• By placing them in water pools to aid reproduction

• By relocating them to different forests

• By building shelters for them

Approximately how many animal species does the Montivelli Reserve protect?

• 142 species

• 200 species

• 100 species

• 50 species

What is one of the main causes of forest loss in Nicaragua?

• Increased agricultural activities

• Uncontrolled exploitation and illegal logging

• Natural disasters

• Urban expansion

How many hectares of forest does Nicaragua lose annually due to deforestation?

• 10,000 to 20,000 hectares

• 50,000 to 60,000 hectares

• 70,000 to 80,000 hectares

• 30,000 to 40,000 hectares