VOICED : Zoo en Gaza es victima de la guerra

The transcript discusses the severe impact of war on the Albizán Zoo in Gaza, highlighting the physical damage to animal enclosures and the psychological stress on the animals due to bombings. Many animals died, and the zoo's caretaker, Farid, continues to care for the surviving animals despite not being trained. The surrounding area shows signs of military activity, and repairs to the zoo are unlikely soon. Another zoo in Gaza was spared physical damage but still suffered from the noise of the bombings.

What is the main issue faced by the animals at the Albizán Zoo?

• Limited space and damaged enclosures

• Too many visitors

• Lack of food

• Excessive noise from nearby traffic

Who is responsible for feeding the animals despite not being trained?

• A volunteer group

• The zoo director

• A local veterinarian

• Farid

What evidence of conflict is found near the zoo?

• Military camps

• Abandoned tanks

• Collapsed buildings

• Rocket launchers

How did the noise from bombings affect the animals?

• It made them flee the zoo

• It had no effect

• It caused them to become aggressive

• It terrified them, causing panic

What is the likelihood of repairs being made to the Albizán Zoo soon?

• Somewhat likely

• Very likely

• Unlikely

• Already completed