Chacales llegan enmanadas a parque de Tel Aviv

Hyarkon Park in Tel Aviv, usually bustling with activity in spring, is now quiet due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The only movement comes from jackals, who are searching for food as they can no longer rely on human leftovers. Zvigalin, a city veterinary director, notes that around 100 jackals live in the park and warns against feeding them, as it could lead to aggressive behavior. Meanwhile, Israel reports 12,200 COVID-19 cases and 126 deaths.

What is the usual scene in Hyarkon Park during spring?

• A park filled with construction work

• A lively park with people and activities

• A quiet and deserted park

• A park closed for maintenance

Why are the jackals more visible in Hyarkon Park during the pandemic?

• They are looking for food due to the absence of human leftovers

• They are being fed by park visitors

• They are being relocated by the city authorities

• They are migrating to the park from other areas

What is the estimated number of jackals living in Hyarkon Park?

• Around 500

• Around 200

• Around 100

• Around 50

What is the potential risk of feeding the jackals?

• They might leave the park

• They might become sick

• They might become friendly and domesticated

• They might become dependent and aggressive

What is the current coronavirus situation in Israel as mentioned in the video?

• 12,200 cases and 126 deaths

• 10,000 cases and 100 deaths

• 15,000 cases and 200 deaths

• 5,000 cases and 50 deaths