Ganges River Dolphin Conservation Facts

The video discusses the Ganges river dolphins, highlighting their increasing numbers and the efforts made by the government to conserve them. It emphasizes the ecological and economic benefits of these dolphins, including the potential for eco-tourism. The video also mentions the declaration of the Ganges river dolphin as the national aquatic animal of India and the initiatives taken by the government to protect them. The host encourages viewers to subscribe to the channel for more updates.

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• Like the video

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Which river is mentioned in relation to the Ganges River Dolphins?

• Yamuna

• Brahmaputra

• Ganga

• Godavari

What is the special arrangement made for viewing the dolphins?

• Special boats

• Aquariums

• Underwater tunnels

• Viewing platforms

Which area was declared as the Vikramshila Ganges Dolphin Sanctuary?

• Patna to Bhagalpur

• Sultanganj to Bateshwar

• Varanasi to Allahabad

• Kanpur to Farrukhabad

When was the Ganges River Dolphin declared as the National Aquatic Animal of India?

• October 2010

• October 2013

• October 2011

• October 2012

Who declared the Ganges River Dolphin as the National Aquatic Animal?

• Narendra Modi

• Manmohan Singh

• Indira Gandhi

• Rajiv Gandhi

What did Prime Minister Narendra Modi announce on Independence Day?

• A development project focusing on rivers and oceans

• A new wildlife sanctuary

• A dolphin breeding program

• A new national park

What is the main benefit of focusing on river and ocean biodiversity according to the Prime Minister?

• More recreational activities

• Better water quality

• Stronger biodiversity and job creation

• Increased fish population

How many dolphins are estimated to be in the Ganga River from Buxar to Bateshwar?

• 200-300

• 400-500

• More than 500

• Less than 100

What does the narrator encourage viewers to do at the end of the video?

• Subscribe to the channel

• Visit the Ganga River

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• Donate to dolphin conservation