VOICED: A Canadian winter for Africa's wildlife

The video discusses the Safari Park in Quebec, Canada, which houses non-native animals like Africa's big cats. Despite the cold, animals are taken outside regularly, though some, like Churchill, prefer staying indoors. The park ensures animal health with routine care, including vaccinations, to keep them healthy and active for visitors in the summer.

Where is the Safari Park located?

• Ontario, Canada

• Alberta, Canada

• Quebec, Canada

• British Columbia, Canada

What is the main reason some animals are kept indoors during winter?

• To protect them from extreme cold and snowstorms

• To prevent them from escaping

• To avoid them getting lost

• To keep them away from visitors

Why does Churchill refuse to go outside when it's freezing?

• She is not trained to go outside

• She dislikes the park staff

• She is afraid of slipping and getting hurt

• She prefers the company of other animals indoors

What routine care do the park animals receive?

• Regular grooming sessions

• Special winter diets

• Anti-rabies shots

• Daily exercise routines

What is the ultimate goal of the park's winter operations and care?

• To ensure animals are healthy and happy for summer visitors

• To train animals for performances

• To increase the number of animals in the park

• To prepare animals for relocation