Python Problem in the Everglades

Troy Landry and Pickle Wheat visit a citrus farm on the outskirts of the Everglades to address a python problem. They meet Mr. Bobby, the farm owner, and discuss the increasing presence of pythons migrating from the Everglades. The team explores the farm, identifying snake habitats and trails, and captures several pythons. They note the snakes' proximity to human development, highlighting the need for control measures.

What is the main reason Troy and Pickle visit the citrus farm?

• To buy oranges

• To meet Mr. Bobby

• To investigate a python problem

• To plant new trees

What has Mr. Bobby noticed about the snakes on his farm?

• They are not dangerous

• They are decreasing in number

• They are moving faster than expected

• They are eating the oranges

Why are the snakes migrating from the Everglades?

• They are running out of food

• They are looking for new habitats

• They are attracted to the citrus farm

• They are being hunted

What is the main challenge faced by the farm workers?

• Keeping the farm free of pests

• Managing the farm's finances

• Dealing with the presence of large snakes

• Finding enough oranges to pick

What makes the jungle area behind the farm ideal for snakes?

• It has a lot of sunlight

• It is close to human settlements

• It has dense vegetation and water

• It is frequently visited by tourists

What do Troy and Pickle find in the jungle area?

• A new species of bird

• A large python skin

• A hidden treasure

• A group of tourists

What is the significance of the pond area in the search for snakes?

• It is a perfect snake habitat

• It is a popular tourist spot

• It is a dry area with no wildlife

• It is used for fishing

How do Troy and Pickle feel about the snake habitat conditions?

• They are surprised by the lack of snakes

• They are confident in finding snakes

• They are uninterested in the habitat

• They are worried about the snakes' safety

What do Troy and Pickle decide to do after encountering the python?

• Leave the area immediately

• Call for backup

• Set up camp for the night

• Split up to cover more ground

What does the presence of snakes near the farm indicate?

• Snakes are migrating closer to human development

• Snakes are avoiding human areas

• Snakes are decreasing in population

• Snakes are becoming domesticated