 
 <prompt> text: ```Di German shepherd don run comot and dey nose around for di grass of Kenya Laikipia Plateau. "OK, Oakley," di dog handler order, "Find am!"

Oakley dey sniff until e reach one bush, then e stop, sit down, and look up for im handler. She bend to see wetin e don find: di waste of one endangered African wild dog. "Good dog!" she praise. Di handler bring out one tennis ball from her pocket. Oakley jump for im reward.

"E no actually want di waste," Aimee Hurt, one founding member of di U.S.-based group Working Dogs for Conservation talk. Hurt dey Kenya to train both Oakley and im handler. "E find am so e fit play with im ball. Na we dey want di waste."

Detection dogs sometimes dey learn to locate actual animals. Black-footed ferrets don dey studied with their help. But most times, di dogs dey learn to locate di waste of creatures like bears, wolves, and mountain lions.

Wetin di dogs find dey give scientists data about one species. Scientists fit use di DNA wey dem collect from animal waste to identify individuals, sex, and population sizes -- all without ever see di animal itself. "E fit take years to gather dis kind of information if you gats trap animals," Hurt explain.

Waste analysis fit make big difference when wild species dey accused of attacking domestic livestock. Hurt talk say, "One good detection dog go find di waste so we fit see wetin di animal dey actually chop." Dis fit help reduce problems between people and wildlife.

Answers:
1. Detection dogs sometimes dey learn to locate wetin?
2. wetin dem normally dey locate?
3. wetin di scientists want am for?
4. DNA dey?
5. wetin e fit identify?
6. how long e go normally take to gather dis info?
7. Wetin kind of dog Oakley be?
8. Wetin be im handler name?
9. Wetin e find?
10. Wetin she give am?
11. e want di waste?
12. wetin Aimee co-found?
13. where she dey?
14. wetin she dey do?
15. who she dey train?
16. and?
17. how waste analysis dey help investigate domestic livestock attacks?
18. e go reduce problems?``` <response>: ```1. real animals
2. the waste of animals like bears, wolves and mountain lions.
3. information about one kind of animal
4. Scientists fit use the DNA wey dem collect from animal waste
5. identify individuals, sex, and how many animals dey for one area
6. "E fit take years to gather dis kind information if dem need to trap animals,
7. German shepherd
8. Aimee Hurt
9. the waste of one endangered African wild dog.
10. tennis ball
11. E no really want the waste
12. the U.S.-based group Working Dogs for Conservation
13. Hurt dey for Kenya
14. Waste analysis
15. Oakley
16. The German shepherd
17. "A good detection dog go find the waste so we fit see wetin the animal dey actually chop
18. Dis fit help reduce wahala between people and wildlife.``` 