The video discusses the challenges faced in conserving wildlife in Flansburg, a 55,000-hectare area surrounded by civilization. It highlights the difficulties in maintaining free movement for species and the impact of anesthetics on animals, particularly lions. The importance of lions as a tourist attraction and their role in the ecosystem is emphasized. The video concludes with a brief discussion and questions.

What is the size of Flansburg, and how does its location affect wildlife?

• It is 30,000 hectares and surrounded by water, restricting wildlife movement.

• It is 75,000 hectares and partially surrounded by forests, aiding wildlife movement.

• It is 100,000 hectares and isolated, allowing free wildlife movement.

• It is 55,000 hectares and surrounded by civilization, limiting wildlife movement.

What was the cause of the lion's death during the conservation effort?

• A sudden cardiac arrest due to anesthesia complications.

• An attack by another predator.

• A severe infection.

• Dehydration and starvation.

How do different animals react to anesthesia during conservation efforts?

• Only large animals react differently to anesthesia.

• All animals react the same way to anesthesia.

• Reactions vary, and some may experience complications.

• Anesthesia is not used in conservation efforts.

Why are lions considered a significant draw for tourism?

• They are the only predators in the area.

• They are part of the Big 5 and are apex predators.

• They are the easiest animals to spot.

• They are the most colorful animals.

What role do lions play in the ecosystem?

• They are herbivores that help in plant growth.

• They are apex predators that maintain the balance of the ecosystem.

• They are scavengers that clean up the environment.

• They are nocturnal animals that hunt only at night.