Snake Encounters and Habitats

Troy and Tes explore a python hotspot in the Everglades, known for its bizarre history involving a woman who lived with snakes. They find snake trails and capture two pythons, confirming the area as a hotbed for these reptiles. The exploration includes a visit to the Snake Lady's house, which is a haven for snakes and other creatures.

What unusual behavior did the lady exhibit at the python hotspot?

• She collected rare plants.

• She hosted snake-watching tours.

• She fed animals to attract snakes.

• She built a large fence.

What did Troy and Tes find that indicated snake activity in the Everglades?

• Abandoned camps

• Bird nests

• Snake trails

• Footprints

Why was the Snake Lady's cabin considered a good spot for snakes?

• It was located near a river.

• The floor was rotten, providing shelter.

• It had a large garden.

• It was well-maintained.

What confirmed Troy's suspicion about the area being a python hotspot?

• Seeing a rare bird species

• Finding a nine-foot python

• Locating a snake nest

• Discovering a hidden cave

What dangerous creature did Troy and Tes encounter inside the cabin?

• A brown recluse spider

• A venomous snake

• A scorpion

• A wild boar

How did Tes feel about entering the Snake Lady's cabin?

• Excited

• Curious

• Indifferent

• Scared

What was the size of the second snake they captured?

• Eight feet

• Ten feet

• Six to seven feet

• Five feet

What was the main reason the cabin was a haven for snakes?

• It was located on a hill.

• It was frequently visited by tourists.

• It had plenty of food sources like rats.

• It was warm and cozy.

What did Troy and Tes use to capture the snakes?

• Their hands

• A net

• A trap

• A cage

What was the condition of the Snake Lady's cabin?

• Newly renovated

• In disrepair

• Well-maintained

• Under construction