Panther Behavior and Python Encounters

Troy and Pickle venture into Panther Alley, a wildlife-rich area in the Everglades, to hunt pythons. They encounter the dangers of Florida panthers and share personal stories of past encounters. The team successfully captures two large pythons, showcasing their skills and the challenges of snake hunting in a predator-filled environment.

What is the main reason Panther Alley is rarely visited by humans?

• It is a protected area.

• It has extreme weather conditions.

• It is home to many big cats.

• It is difficult to access.

What is the primary diet of Florida panthers?

• Insects and reptiles

• Fish and birds

• Fruits and vegetables

• Hogs, deer, and livestock

What did the narrator do when he encountered a panther while turkey hunting?

• He tried to scare it away.

• He called for help.

• He climbed a tree.

• He ran away with a decoy.

How does Pickle manage to spot snakes quickly?

• She uses binoculars.

• She is younger and more observant.

• She has a special device.

• She follows snake tracks.

What is the value of the nine-foot python they captured?

• $400

• $300

• $200

• $100

What distinctive feature helps in identifying panther tracks?

• Four round-shaped toes and two lobes at the heel

• Three teardrop-shaped toes and two lobes at the heel

• Four teardrop-shaped toes and three lobes at the heel

• Five teardrop-shaped toes

Why do panthers keep their claws retracted most of the time?

• To avoid damaging them

• To move silently

• To conserve energy

• To prevent them from getting dirty

What does Pickle do to distract the python during the second encounter?

• She keeps it focused on her.

• She talks to it.

• She waves her arms.

• She throws a rock.

What is the length of the second python they capture?

• 8 feet

• 9 feet

• 11 feet

• 10 feet

What is Pickle's plan if they encounter a panther?

• To call for help

• To use a decoy

• To trip Mr. Troy and run

• To climb a tree