Polar Bear Incident Response

The video describes a dramatic incident at the Alaska Zoo where a tourist is attacked by a polar bear after crossing safety barriers. Bystanders attempt to rescue her using tree branches. The video explores decision-making in crisis situations and provides information about the dangers posed by polar bears, highlighting their physical attributes and predatory nature.

What is the usual atmosphere at the Alaska Zoo?

• Silent due to animal absence

• Busy with construction

• Quiet and serene

• Filled with animal sounds

What mistake did the tourist make at the zoo?

• Crossing safety barriers

• Running in the zoo

• Feeding the animals

• Ignoring the zoo guide

What is the role of bystanders in the incident?

• They ran away

• They tried to help with branches

• They took photos

• They called the police

How much can a polar bear weigh?

• Exactly 850 pounds

• Over 1000 pounds

• Around 700 pounds

• Up to 500 pounds

What is the primary danger posed by the polar bear to the tourist?

• Its sharp claws

• Its massive canines

• Its loud roar

• Its strong paws

What is the length of a polar bear's canines?

• 3 inches

• 1 inch

• 2 inches

• 4 inches

What is the size of a polar bear's paws?

• 10 inches

• 12 inches

• 8 inches

• 6 inches

What is one of the suggested methods to rescue the tourist?

• Run away and call for help

• Throw stones at the bear

• Use a branch to pry open the bear's mouth

• Distract the bear with food

What should you consider when trying to save the tourist?

• The weather conditions

• The bear's size and strength

• The bear's mood

• The time of day

What is the urgency in making a decision to save the tourist?

• The bear might get bored

• The tourist could bleed out quickly

• The zoo might close soon

• The weather might change