VOICED : Carrera contrarreloj en Tailandia para salvar unos sesenta tigres confiscados a un templo

In Thailand, a rescue mission is underway to save 60 tigers confiscated from a temple in 2016, where they were used as tourist attractions. Many tigers have died, and some survivors are sick. Veterinarians have categorized the sick tigers into three groups based on symptom severity. The most severe cases will undergo surgery, while those with mild symptoms are being treated at Majidol University. The temple previously attracted tourists for photos with tigers, but after allegations of abuse, the animals were confiscated. Only 61 of the 147 tigers have survived since their relocation to shelters.

What was the primary reason for the confiscation of tigers from the temple in Thailand?

• The tigers were too old to be kept.

• The temple was closing down.

• The tigers were being used for illegal trade.

• The temple was using them as tourist attractions.

How have veterinarians categorized the sick tigers?

• By their age

• By their weight

• By their diet

• By the severity of their symptoms

What is the treatment plan for tigers with severe symptoms?

• They will be released back into the wild.

• They will be sent to another country.

• They will be given a special diet.

• They will undergo surgery.

Where are the tigers with mild symptoms being treated?

• At the University of Majidol

• At a local zoo

• In a veterinary clinic in Bangkok

• In a private sanctuary

How many of the 147 confiscated tigers have survived since their relocation?

• 61

• 80

• 100

• 147