CLEAN: Big cats seek new homes in South Africa

The video discusses efforts to rehabilitate animals and return them to the wild, highlighting a specific case involving a game reserve. It addresses the challenges faced by caracals in South Africa, particularly their conflict with farmers due to their hunting habits. The importance of maintaining ecosystem balance is emphasized, noting the potential consequences of disrupting it. The video also explores the behavior of territorial animals and the unpredictability they present to farmers.

What is the primary reason the game reserve is willing to care for the animal for life?

• To increase tourism

• To raise awareness about chemical impacts

• To use the animal for breeding purposes

• To train the animal for performances

Why are caracals often targeted by farmers in South Africa?

• They are endangered and need protection

• They tend to kill more than they can consume

• They are easy to domesticate

• They help control pest populations

What is a potential consequence of killing all caracals?

• Balanced ecosystem

• Increased tourism

• More caracals in the wild

• Ecosystem imbalance

What is a characteristic of the animals discussed in the third section?

• They are not territorial

• They are very predictable

• They are very territorial

• They are easy to train

What is the impact of unpredictable animal behavior on farmers?

• It reduces crop yield

• It complicates farming

• It has no impact

• It makes farming easier