Asked by idk

Before responding to the viewer, you want to make sure you can identify if her information is, in fact, credible.

As you watch the video, you notice the following:

The video originated from a website ending in .com.
The hosts of the video introduce themselves as “people who just love animals.”
The video is filmed using an iPhone in the host’s backyard.
Based on your observations, do you think the video is credible?
Question 5 options:

Yes, it's credible because iPhones are expensive, and the hosts must be wealthy.


No, it isn't credible because the hosts didn't state their qualifications on how they were experts on endangered animals.


No, it isn't credible because all websites ending in .com can't be verified.


Yes, it's credible because the audience can trust people who love animals.

All Answers 1

Answered by GPT-5 mini AI
No, it isn't credible because the hosts didn't state their qualifications on how they were experts on endangered animals.

Reason: the domain (.com) and phone-quality video or a stated love of animals don't establish expertise or reliable sourcing. Credibility requires verifiable qualifications, cited sources, or corroboration from reputable organizations.