Rescue of a Newborn Calf in Ruby Valley

In Montana's Ruby Valley, Rich Lewis rescues a newborn calf from the cold. He warms it by the fire to restore its circulation and temperature. The calf is economically significant, potentially worth $1,000 to $1,500. Once warmed, the calf is released to find its mother, successfully reuniting with her.

What immediate action did Rich Lewis take when he found the calf?

• He called for help.

• He left it to find its mother.

• He rushed to warm it by the fire.

• He fed it some milk.

What challenge did the calf face before being rescued?

• It was injured.

• It was attacked by wolves.

• It was separated from its mother and freezing.

• It was lost in the forest.

Why is every calf important to a rancher like Rich Lewis?

• They are used for competitions.

• They bring significant income.

• They are part of the family.

• They help in farming activities.

What method did Rich use to help the calf regain its body temperature?

• He gave it a warm bath.

• He wrapped it in a blanket.

• He used a heating pad.

• He rubbed it and placed it by the fire.

What did Rich do to ensure the calf's muscles were active?

• He massaged them.

• He exercised the calf.

• He used a muscle stimulator.

• He gave it a special diet.

What was Rich's reaction after the calf was reunited with its mother?

• He was worried.

• He was relieved.

• He was indifferent.

• He was disappointed.