What is the primary mission of the wildlife filmmaker and photographer introduced in the first section?

Challenges in Conservation and Space Exploration

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To explore uncharted territories
To entertain audiences with thrilling stories
To promote conservation through education and engagement
To capture beautiful images for magazines
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What drives Bethany Elman's work as a planetary geologist?
Finding new species on Mars
Understanding why Mars changed from a water-rich planet
Building new rovers for space exploration
Mapping the surface of Mars
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What is the main focus of Jason De Leon's research?
Analyzing climate change effects
Exploring new archaeological sites
Documenting the stories of undocumented migrants
Studying ancient civilizations
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What is a common misconception about undocumented migrants according to Jason De Leon?
They easily cross the border without any challenges
They are all from the same country
They are well-documented by the media
They have no interest in returning home
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What is the goal of Joel Sartore's Photo Ark project?
To document species in captivity and raise awareness for conservation
To photograph rare plants
To create a collection of animal portraits
To capture images of endangered landscapes
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What is a significant threat to amphibians mentioned in the Photo Ark section?
Air pollution
Overfishing
Climate change and a disease called chytrid fungus
Deforestation
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Why are zoos considered important in conservation efforts according to the discussion?
They are a source of funding for wildlife documentaries
They serve as arcs for species that only exist in captivity
They are the only place to see wild animals
They provide entertainment for the public
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