CLEAN : Kenya prepares to burn biggest ever illegal ivory stockpile

The video discusses Kenya's stance on the value of ivory and rhino horn, emphasizing that their only value is on the living animals. It highlights the economic and ethical reasons for destroying ivory, arguing against its use for cosmetics or other products. The importance of collecting scientific data, such as DNA, before destruction is also stressed, ensuring valuable information is retained for research. The video concludes with final remarks on the topic.

What is Kenya's primary reason for destroying ivory and rhino horn?

• To create new products

• To increase their market price

• To show commitment to conservation

• To demonstrate their economic value

Why does Kenya reject the economic use of ivory and rhino horn?

• They do not provide any special status or medicinal benefits

• They are not valuable

• They are too expensive to maintain

• They are not renewable resources

What is one of the uses of ivory and rhino horn that Kenya opposes?

• Making jewelry

• Creating rubber stamps

• Building furniture

• Producing electronics

What kind of data is collected from ivory before it is destroyed?

• Economic value

• Scientific data like DNA

• Historical significance

• Cultural importance

Why is it important to collect data from ivory before destruction?

• To sell it later

• To preserve its beauty

• To use it for scientific research

• To display in museums