Endangered Animals and Extinction Causes

The video discusses extinct and endangered animals, explaining the meanings of these terms. It covers the causes of extinction, both natural and human-induced, and provides examples like dinosaurs and giant pandas. The video highlights the importance of protecting endangered species and suggests ways to help, such as recycling and sponsoring animals. It concludes with a review of key points and encourages viewers to contribute to conservation efforts.

Which of the following animals is extinct?

• Giant Panda

• Orangutan

• Black Rhino

• Dinosaur

What does it mean when an animal is extinct?

• It has a very low population.

• It is no longer found in the wild but exists in zoos.

• It no longer exists anywhere on Earth.

• It is at risk of becoming endangered.

What is a mass extinction event?

• A human-caused extinction.

• A natural adaptation process.

• A rapid event where many species die out.

• A gradual decline in animal populations.

Which of the following is a human cause of extinction?

• Overhunting

• Climate change

• New predators

• Natural disasters

What happened to the dodo bird?

• It is currently endangered.

• It adapted to new environments.

• It became extinct due to overhunting.

• It was saved by conservation efforts.

Which of these animals is currently endangered?

• Bengal tiger

• Passenger pigeon

• Dodo bird

• Woolly mammoth

How can individuals help protect endangered animals?

• By moving them to new habitats

• By ignoring conservation efforts

• By recycling and saving energy

• By hunting them responsibly

What is one way to directly support endangered animals?

• Avoiding zoos

• Sponsoring an animal

• Feeding wild animals

• Planting trees

What is the main reason animals become endangered?

• Climate stability

• Lack of food

• Human activities

• Natural adaptation

What is a key takeaway from the video?

• Endangered animals are not at risk.

• Conservation efforts are unnecessary.

• Animals are not important to the planet.

• Everyone can contribute to animal conservation.