Understanding the Impact of Non-native Species

The video discusses the challenges posed by invasive species, particularly in Africa, and their impact on local ecosystems and communities. It highlights the risks to native wildlife and the mixed perceptions of these animals by local communities. The video warns of potential future problems if these issues are not addressed, emphasizing the need for solutions to manage the growing population of these species.

What is the primary concern about the non-native species mentioned in the video?

• They are causing a decline in tourism.

• They are leading to numerous deaths in Africa.

• They are causing economic instability.

• They are increasing pollution levels.

Which native species are at risk due to the introduction of the non-native species?

• Manatees and otters

• Elephants and rhinos

• Penguins and seals

• Lions and tigers

How do local people generally perceive the non-native animals?

• As a threat to their safety

• As a nuisance to their daily life

• As a source of food

• As fun and charismatic creatures

What is a common reaction of people when they encounter these animals?

• They feed them.

• They run away in fear.

• They try to capture them.

• They ignore them.

What is the predicted population range of these animals in the next decade if no action is taken?

• 80 to 100

• 150 to 200

• 30 to 50

• 10 to 20

What is the potential consequence if the situation with the non-native species is not addressed?

• A boost in local economy

• A reduction in pollution

• A decrease in local biodiversity

• An increase in tourism