Relocation Challenges of Tupak the Bear

The video discusses the concept of extinction, focusing on the Andean bear, an endangered species in South America. It tells the story of Tupak, an Andean bear that lived near humans in Ecuador and was relocated to a zoo in Quito after conflicts with locals. The video highlights the challenges of relocating such animals and ends with a call to action for viewers to consider how they can help endangered species.

What is the significance of the word 'extinction' in the context of the Andean bear?

• It refers to a species that is thriving.

• It indicates a species that is at risk of disappearing.

• It describes a species that has already disappeared.

• It means a species that is newly discovered.

Why did the villagers protest against Tupak?

• Tupak was making too much noise.

• Tupak was blocking the roads.

• Tupak was attacking their livestock.

• Tupak was destroying their crops.

What was the initial plan for Tupak after he was taken to the zoo?

• To send him to another country.

• To release him back into the village.

• To find a new home far from people.

• To keep him permanently in the zoo.

What was the main challenge in relocating Tupak?

• Training him to live with other bears.

• Transporting him through the Andes mountains.

• Convincing the villagers to let him go.

• Finding a suitable zoo.

How was Tupak finally relocated to his new home?

• By train.

• By truck.

• By boat.

• By helicopter.