Illegal Wildlife Trade and Evidence Gathering

The video explores the town of Tulac, a hub for illegal trade in the Golden Triangle. It highlights the efforts of Tassan Wed Panga, an activist from Wild Aid Thailand, who uses undercover methods to gather evidence against the illegal clouded leopard trade. The video also discusses the challenges of enforcement in the region, with goods flowing in from neighboring countries.

What makes the town of Tulac a smuggler's paradise?

• Strict law enforcement

• Abundance of wildlife

• Proximity to the ocean

• Its location in the Golden Triangle

What is the primary goal of Tassan Wed Panga's mission?

• To promote tourism in Tulac

• To gather evidence of the illegal clouded leopard trade

• To sell clouded leopard skins

• To document the culture of the Golden Triangle

Which organization does Tassan work for?

• Greenpeace

• Friends of the Earth

• Wild Aid Thailand

• World Wildlife Fund

How does Tassan plan to gather evidence of the illegal trade?

• By conducting interviews with locals

• By using an undercover camera

• By organizing protests

• By collaborating with local authorities

Why is the illegal trade of endangered species thriving in the region?

• Due to high demand from tourists

• Due to the abundance of wildlife

• Because of lack of enforcement

• Because of government support

What is Tassan's strategy to avoid detection while gathering evidence?

• Disguising as a tourist

• Hiring a local guide

• Blending in as a local buyer

• Using a drone for surveillance

From which countries are the illegal goods flooding into the region?

• China, Tibet, and India

• Australia, New Zealand, and Fiji

• Russia, Mongolia, and Kazakhstan

• Japan, Korea, and Vietnam

What significant achievement does Tassan accomplish in her mission?

• She gets support from local authorities

• She publishes a report on the trade

• She organizes a successful protest

• She finds the clouded leopard skins