CLEAN : Kenyan elephants threatened by Vietnam's illegal ivory market

The video discusses the illegal ivory trade, focusing on Vietnam's growing role as a major market. It highlights the shift from domestic to African ivory due to the depletion of Southeast Asian elephants. The trade routes primarily involve East African ports, with most ivory destined for China and Vietnam. While China's market is declining due to government action, Vietnam's market is booming due to lack of enforcement. The video emphasizes the need for stronger law enforcement to curb the trade.

What material is being used as a substitute for ivory in Vietnam?

• Metal

• Plastic

• Stone

• Elephant bone

Which ports are primarily used for exporting ivory from Africa?

• Alexandria and Port Said

• Cape Town and Durban

• Lagos and Accra

• Mombasa and Dar es Salaam

What is the main reason for the booming ivory market in Vietnam?

• Lack of law enforcement

• Advanced carving techniques

• High demand for ivory in Europe

• Government subsidies

How does the Chinese government's approach to ivory trade differ from Vietnam's?

• China has banned all ivory trade

• China is increasing ivory production

• China has no regulations on ivory trade

• China is phasing out the ivory trade with some law enforcement

Who are the primary customers and marketers of illegal ivory in Vietnam?

• Chinese customers and entrepreneurs

• African traders

• Local Vietnamese artisans

• European tourists