LIVING NIGHTMARE!

The video follows an adventurous night trip to a river, where the team explores the woods and encounters various wildlife. They discover a hellgrammite, a larval stage of the dobsonfly, and examine its anatomy. The video concludes with a challenge where Mark places his hand in a bowl of hellgrammites to experience their bite. The video emphasizes the non-venomous nature of the hellgrammite despite its intimidating appearance.

What is the main reason the group decides to explore the river at night?

• To find a hidden treasure

• To experience the thrill of the woods at night

• To capture a rare bird

• To have a picnic by the river

What creature do the explorers initially suspect they might encounter in the woods?

• A mountain lion

• A wolf

• A Sasquatch

• A bear

What is the hellgrammite a larval stage of?

• A dobsonfly

• A beetle

• A butterfly

• A dragonfly

What defense mechanism does the hellgrammite use against predators?

• Releasing a foul-smelling musk

• Camouflage

• Making loud noises

• Playing dead

How does the narrator describe the appearance of the hellgrammite?

• Like a common housefly

• Like a harmless insect

• Like an alien creature

• Like a beautiful butterfly

What is the narrator's reaction to being bitten by the hellgrammite?

• He finds it amusing

• He is terrified and runs away

• He feels nothing

• He is in pain but fascinated

What challenge does the narrator propose to his friend Mark?

• To swim in the river

• To climb a tree

• To catch a fish

• To put his hand in a bowl of hellgrammites

How does Mark react to the challenge of putting his hand in the bowl of hellgrammites?

• He refuses to participate

• He is hesitant but agrees

• He eagerly accepts

• He laughs it off

What is the narrator's final message about the hellgrammite?

• It is a dangerous creature

• It should be avoided at all costs

• It is a rare species

• It is harmless despite its appearance

What does the narrator suggest viewers do if they love animals?

• Visit a zoo

• Watch the Brave Wilderness channel on YouTube

• Go on a safari

• Adopt a pet