CLEAN : Reticulated giraffes pushed closer to extinction

The video discusses the significant decline in giraffe populations across Africa, particularly in Kenya, where reticulated giraffes have decreased by over 80% in recent years. This decline is attributed to severe droughts affecting the region, impacting both wildlife and local communities. The video highlights how communities benefit from wildlife conservation efforts, which help mitigate the negative effects of environmental changes. Various observations and comments are made throughout the video, emphasizing the importance of preserving wildlife and supporting local communities.

What percentage of giraffes have declined across Africa in the last 15 years?

How many reticulated giraffes were there in 1998, and how many are left now?

What are some reasons mentioned for the decline in giraffe populations?

What impact do droughts have on the local communities and wildlife?

How do local communities benefit from wildlife, according to the text?