Bonobos Close to Extinction

The video discusses bonobos, a species closely related to humans, found only in the Democratic Republic of Congo. It highlights their unique behaviors, the threats they face, and the efforts to rehabilitate and conserve them. Despite their social nature, bonobos are endangered due to poaching and habitat loss. Conservation efforts are hindered by political challenges, making it difficult to conduct accurate population censuses. The extinction of bonobos would mean losing a vital link to the animal kingdom.

What is the significance of bonobos in relation to humans?

Describe the main threats faced by bonobos in the wild.

What efforts are being made to save orphaned bonobos?

How does the bonobo's social behavior contribute to their laid-back nature?

What could happen if bonobos become extinct?