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The video discusses the conservation of the endangered Titicaca frogs, which are native to Lake Titicaca. These frogs are bred in captivity at Huachipa Zoo in Lima due to threats like human consumption and environmental pollution. The frogs reproduce twice a year and are threatened by trout competition. Conservation efforts include sending frog batches to the Denver Zoo for study.

Where were the Titicaca giant frogs successfully bred in captivity?

• Lima Zoo

• Huachipa Zoo

• Amazon Rainforest

• Denver Zoo

What is the primary diet of the Titicaca giant frogs?

• Microalgae and worms

• Insects and small fish

• Leaves and fruits

• Small mammals

What is one of the main threats to the Titicaca giant frogs?

• Deforestation

• Climate change

• Human consumption

• Predation by birds

Which animal competes with the Titicaca giant frogs for food?

• Cats

• Snakes

• Eagles

• Trout

Where was the first batch of bred Titicaca giant frogs sent for study?

• London Zoo

• Denver Zoo

• San Diego Zoo

• New York Zoo