How to Track a Predator!

Coyote Peterson and Mario Aldecoa explore Prairie Oaks Metro Park in Columbus, Ohio, to find and cast animal tracks using the Brave Wilderness North American Mammals Adventure Kit. They introduce the kit, which includes a plaster casting set, and embark on a friendly competition to find the most unique tracks. Coyote finds coyote tracks, while Mario discovers a mysterious bird-like track. They demonstrate the casting process and review their results, leaving the audience to decide the winner. The video encourages viewers to explore nature and participate in future adventures.

What is the main feature of the Brave Wilderness North American Mammals Adventure Kit?

• A map of Prairie Oaks

• A set of binoculars

• A Wolverine figurine and an animal track plaster kit

• A guidebook on mammals

What is the prize for the winner of the animal tracking challenge?

• A new GoPro

• A trip to Prairie Oaks

• The Wolverine figurine

• A set of animal track guides

What does Coyote find that indicates the presence of a coyote?

• Coyote tracks

• Coyote scat

• A coyote den

• Coyote fur

What is the main challenge Mario faces while casting his track?

• Identifying the animal

• Setting the track ring

• Mixing the plaster correctly

• Finding the right track

What tool does Coyote use to prepare the ground before casting the track?

• A brush

• A small piece of wood

• A knife

• A shovel

What is the consistency of the plaster supposed to be?

• Like clay

• Like sand

• Like thick glue

• Like water

What does Mario's track resemble after casting?

• A dinosaur footprint

• A bird track

• A deer track

• A bear track

What is the final step in the casting process?

• Setting the track ring

• Rinsing the cast in the river

• Mixing the plaster

• Pouring the plaster

What does Coyote use to clean the cast after it sets?

• A toothbrush

• A cloth

• A sponge

• A brush

What does the video encourage viewers to do at the end?

• Buy the adventure kit

• Explore nature and watch the Brave Wilderness channel

• Visit Prairie Oaks

• Stay indoors