QUESTION TEXT: For the condor to survive in the…
QUESTION TYPE: Most Strongly Supported
FACTS:
- Condors won’t survive unless we increase their breeding population.
- But it’s hard to hatch enough eggs in the wild.
- We might be able to breed birds in zoos and release them into the wild.
ANALYSIS: All we can say is that we need to hatch more condor eggs, somehow. Assuming we want the condor to survive.
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- Hard to say. We might be able to keep the condor alive in the wild through a zoo breeding and release program.
- It’s true that captive breeding is one possible way to save the condor. But there could be other, better ways.
- Hard to say. There are currently environmental threats, but we might be able to eliminate them in the future.
- CORRECT. If more condor eggs don’t hatch, we won’t have enough breeding pairs. And without enough breeding pairs the condor won’t survive.
- Increased egg production isn’t much good if the eggs don’t hatch. There are environmental dangers in the wild.
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