Finding a Fantastic Island Snake!

The video explores the search for the fox snake on Middle Bass Island, highlighting its non-venomous nature and ecological importance. The host, Katie Peterson, explains the snake's behavior, habitat, and common misconceptions. The video concludes with a call to action to join future wildlife adventures on the Brave Wilderness channel.

What is the primary reason fox snakes are found at the base of trees?

• They lay eggs at the base of trees.

• They use trees to climb and escape predators.

• They hunt for baby birds that fall to the ground.

• They prefer the shade provided by trees.

How does the fox snake primarily capture its prey?

• By chasing it down quickly.

• By using its tail to trap it.

• By constricting it with its coils.

• By using venom to immobilize it.

Who is the fox snake named after?

• A region where it was first found.

• Reverend Charles Fox.

• A type of fox it resembles.

• A famous snake handler.

What defensive behavior does the fox snake exhibit to mimic a rattlesnake?

• It changes its color.

• It rattles its tail against leaves.

• It inflates its body.

• It hisses loudly.

What is a significant threat to the fox snake population?

• Climate change affecting their habitat.

• Overhunting for their skin.

• Habitat loss and human fear.

• Competition with other snake species.