A) Sixty-three B) Forty C) Eight D) Thirteen
A) Common ostrich B) Greater kestrel C) Waterbird D) Cape cormorant
A) 2009 B) 2010 C) 1990s D) 2023
A) Introduction of black rhinos B) Return of Angolan giraffes C) Establishment of the TFCA D) Rehabilitation of Iona National Park
A) UNDP B) African Parks C) MINAMB D) BirdLife International
A) 58 B) 114 C) Around 250 D) 75
A) 58 B) 14 C) 55,000 D) 13
A) Cheetah B) Black rhino C) Lion D) Angolan giraffe
A) Reintroduce black rhinos and lions B) Improve park infrastructure C) Implement conservation monitoring technology across country borders D) Train local staff
A) Cheetah and leopard B) Brown hyena and aardwolf C) Springbok and oryx D) Elephant and rhino
A) 58 B) 75 C) 13 D) 14
A) 1990s B) 2001 C) 2010 D) 2022
A) MINAMB B) UNDP C) The government D) BirdLife International
A) Reintroducing black rhinos, lions, and elephants B) Establishing the TFCA, rehabilitating the park, and training staff C) Working with local communities, implementing law enforcement, and restoring wildlife D) Training staff, improving infrastructure, and monitoring technology
A) Springbok, oryx, and zebra B) Cheetah, leopard, and brown hyena C) Elephant, rhino, and giraffe D) Aardwolf, chacma baboon, and vervet monkey
A) Extinct since the 1990s B) Not recorded C) Reintroduced from Namibia D) One of the few remaining places in Angola with common ostriches
A) Aardwolf, chacma baboon, and vervet monkey B) Elephant, rhino, and giraffe C) Cheetah, leopard, and brown hyena D) Zebra, oryx, and springbok
A) Namibia B) Iona National Park C) The mouth of the Cunene River D) Kaokoveld Desert
A) Park infrastructure and management B) Establishment of TFCA C) Training local staff D) Reintroduction of extinct species
A) 1964 B) 1937 C) 2009 D) 2020
A) 55-80 million years B) 120 mi² C) 5,850 sq. miles D) 15,200 km²
A) Temperate Oceanic Climate, Cfb B) Tropical Savanna Climate, Aw C) Hot Desert Climate, BWh D) Mediterranean Climate, Csa
A) 200 B) 135 C) 100 D) 50
A) 5,850 sq. miles B) 180 kilometers (110 miles) C) 50,000 km² D) 200 kilometers (120 miles)
A) An escarpment that begins the interior plateau B) Cafema mountains C) The Benguela Current D) Skeleton Coast
A) Pacific Ocean B) Indian Ocean C) Atlantic Ocean D) Southern Ocean
A) Heavy fogs B) Thunderstorms C) Sandstorms D) Tornadoes
A) 5,850 sq. miles B) 200 kilometers (120 miles) C) 180 kilometers (110 miles) D) 50,000 km²
A) 500 mm B) 50 mm C) 300 mm or more D) 100 mm
A) Through absorption from the soil B) Through leaves from sea-fog dew C) Through leaves from rainfall D) Through its roots from underground water
A) Sporobolus B) Commiphora C) Acacia D) Welwitschia mirabilis
A) Acacia B) Aristida C) Commiphora D) Welwitschia |