Saving Vietnam's endangered primates

The video discusses the critical situation of endangered primates in Vietnam, focusing on the efforts of the Endangered Primate Rescue Center. It highlights the plight of the Cadeby langurs, one of the rarest primate species, and the challenges of breeding them in captivity. The video also addresses the broader issues of hunting and the need for community-based conservation efforts. The center's work in creating jobs and spreading awareness is having a positive impact, though challenges remain in ensuring a safe environment for releasing primates back into the wild.

What is the primary role of the Endangered Primate Rescue Center mentioned in the video?

• To train primates for entertainment

• To act as a sanctuary for endangered primates

• To serve as a research facility

• To provide a tourist attraction

Why is breeding not a viable option for the rare primate species discussed?

• They are too old

• They are in poor health

• They are mother and son

• They are all male

What is identified as the only way to ensure the survival of these primates?

• Increasing tourism

• Building more centers

• Eliminating hunting

• Introducing new species

How does the Primate Center contribute to the local community?

• By building new schools

• By offering free healthcare

• By hiring staff from nearby villages

• By providing educational programs

What is the current challenge in releasing primates back into the wild?

• Insufficient staff

• Lack of public interest

• No safe environment

• Lack of funding