Ep. 6 Nerja, Spain: Wild goats! On the beach?

The video explores hiking trails in Spain, focusing on the search for the Spanish ibex. It introduces Paco, who shares insights into local culture and history. The video emphasizes sustainable travel practices, such as reducing waste and volunteering. It also delves into historical sites and local wildlife, including monk parakeets and Iberian ibex, highlighting conservation efforts and the impact of tourism.

What is the main goal of the hiking trip near Nerja, Spain?

• To find the Spanish ibex

• To explore the local cuisine

• To visit historical landmarks

• To meet local artists

What is a key feature of the Spanish ibex's habitat?

• Flat grasslands

• Urban areas

• Steep, rough terrain

• Dense forests

What is the origin of Paco's name?

• It is a common name for fishermen

• It is derived from a local legend

• It is a name given to tourists

• It is a nickname for Francisco

Which sustainable practice is emphasized by the narrator during their travels?

• Shopping at local markets

• Reducing flights and volunteering

• Staying in luxury hotels

• Using public transportation

What activity does the narrator suggest to minimize environmental impact while traveling?

• Using disposable products

• Avoiding local communities

• Leaving litter behind

• Picking up litter

Why was living near the sea in the past considered dangerous?

• Due to lack of fresh water

• Due to frequent storms

• Because of pirate attacks

• Because of wild animals

What is the significance of the watchtowers mentioned in the video?

• They were used for religious ceremonies

• They served as tourist attractions

• They were built to protect against pirates

• They were used for bird watching

What historical name was given to the area due to its strategic importance?

• The Great Fortress

• Down Castle

• Pirate's Haven

• The Hidden Cove

What is the status of the Spanish ibex according to the narrator?

• They are extinct in the region

• They are thriving without any threats

• They are holding their own due to conservation

• They are only found in zoos

What is the estimated number of monk parakeets in Spain?

• Over 40,000

• Over 20,000

• Over 30,000

• Over 10,000