VOICED: Illegal turtle trade flourishes on Bali

The video discusses the conservation efforts to protect endangered green turtles from poachers. Rangers patrol beaches to safeguard turtle eggs, but face challenges due to insufficient facilities. Despite legal restrictions, there is a high demand for turtle meat and eggs, leading to increased poaching and smuggling. A conservation center in Bali is under scrutiny for its practices, raising questions about the legality and purpose of keeping turtles away from their natural habitat. The video highlights the ongoing struggle to protect turtles amidst corruption and the low survival rate of hatchlings.

What is the main challenge faced by the rangers in protecting turtle eggs?

• Predators on the beach

• Lack of public support

• Insufficient facilities and equipment

• Harsh weather conditions

Why are most beaches unsuitable for turtle nesting?

• Predatory birds

• Lack of sand

• Human activity, lights, and noise

• High tides

What is the estimated value of a young turtle in the illegal market?

• $50

• $100

• $200

• $500

What is the main concern of WWF regarding the conservation center in Bali?

• The center's location

• The lack of funding

• The number of turtles kept away from their natural habitat

• The type of food provided to turtles

What is the survival rate of baby turtles returning to lay eggs?

• 1 in 2000

• 1 in 1000

• 1 in 500

• 1 in 100