Wildlife Corridors and Their Importance

The video discusses the impact of human activities on natural habitats, leading to habitat fragmentation and endangerment of species. It introduces wildlife corridors as a solution to connect fragmented habitats, allowing safe migration and survival of species. The significance of these corridors is highlighted, emphasizing their role in increasing biodiversity and providing safe passages during natural disasters. The video concludes with the importance of establishing wildlife corridors for the planet's well-being.

What is one major way humans have altered natural habitats?

• Creating wildlife reserves

• Building highways

• Planting more trees

• Reducing pollution

Why do animals often face danger on roads?

• They are attracted to the lights

• They are searching for food and water

• They are migrating to new territories

• They are following human settlements

What is the primary purpose of wildlife corridors?

• To connect fragmented habitats

• To provide food for animals

• To create new habitats

• To reduce human population

How do wildlife corridors help during natural disasters?

• They prevent disasters

• They connect animals to safe areas

• They offer food supplies

• They provide shelter

What is a key goal of establishing wildlife corridors?

• To increase biodiversity

• To reduce human population

• To create new urban areas

• To eliminate predators