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According to the Article, why did conservationists at Zoos Victoria train two border collies to

locate an endangered species using the scent of the animal?

The conservationists want to use the dogs to also track down silverspot butterfly

caterpillars.

The conservationists want to find a better home for the Baw Baw frogs, away from the

hard-to-get-to forests of Australia

The conservationists have had difficulty finding Baw Baw frogs because the animals

aren't easily seen or heard.

The conservationists have had success with K-9 dogs that have been trained to find

not only missing persons but also fake money

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Kallie Matthews

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14 July, 21:44

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According to the Article, why did conservationists at Zoos Victoria train two border collies to

locate an endangered species using the scent of the animal?

The conservationists want to use the dogs to also track down silverspot butterfly

caterpillars.

The conservationists want to find a better home for the Baw Baw frogs, away from the

hard-to-get-to forests of Australia

The conservationists have had difficulty finding Baw Baw frogs because the animals

aren't easily seen or heard.

The conservationists have had success with K-9 dogs that have been trained to find

not only missing persons but also fake money

NI

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Bria Waters · Answer 1

The conservationists have had difficulty finding Baw Baw frogs because the animals aren't easily seen or heard.

Answer: Option 3.

Explanation:

According to the article, the conservationists who work in the working of making the life of the animals better and conservation of the animals who are in the endangered species, there was training of the animals at two border collies.

This was done because one of the most endangered species which was the baw baw frogs were very tough to trace. So special training of some animals was needed to trace them.