Lake Nakuru Flamingos & Friends: Learn about Lake Nakuru Park and the rhinoceros

The video explores Nakuru National Park in Kenya, highlighting its famous flamingo population and diverse wildlife. It delves into the Great Rift Valley's archaeological significance and the park's role as a rhinoceros sanctuary. The video also discusses the characteristics and behavior of rhinos, emphasizing their unique features and conservation efforts.

What makes the Great Rift Valley significant in terms of archaeology?

• It is home to the largest number of flamingos.

• It has rapidly eroding highlands.

• It is known as the Cradle of Mankind due to archaeological findings.

• It is surrounded by active volcanoes.

Why is Nakuru National Park a primary feeding spot for flamingos?

• It has a large number of predators.

• It is the only park in Kenya.

• It is located in the Great Rift Valley.

• It offers an abundance of blue-green algae, their favorite food.

What year did Lake Nakuru become a government-managed rhinoceros sanctuary?

• 1974

• 1984

• 1994

• 2004

What is the primary material that makes up a rhino's horn?

• Bone

• Calcium

• Keratin

• Cartilage

How did the white rhino get its name?

• From the Afrikaans word 'Veit', meaning wide

• From its color

• From its habitat

• From its size