Survival and Team Dynamics in the Wild

Frank and his team are on a hunt in Kodiak when Frank falls 20 feet onto jagged rocks. The team, already aware of multiple bears in the area, must now assess Frank's injuries and adapt their mission from hunting to ensuring survival. The situation highlights the importance of quick reflexes and adaptability in dangerous environments.

What is the main reason Frank Harry is running up the bluff?

• To escape from a bear

• To exercise and stay fit

• To avoid missing anything important

• To catch a glimpse of the scenery

What happened to Frank Sanders during the hunt?

• He injured his left arm

• He got lost in the fog

• He fell 20 feet onto jagged rocks

• He successfully captured a bear

Why is quick movement essential for the team?

• To keep up with Frank

• For survival in a dangerous environment

• To catch more bears

• To avoid getting lost

What has Frank's injury caused for the team?

• An opportunity to explore new areas

• Increased chances of hunting success

• A need to slow down and reassess

• A boost in team morale

What are the potential injuries Frank might have sustained?

• Broken bones and internal bleeding

• Sprained ankle and bruises

• Minor cuts and scrapes

• Dehydration and fatigue

What has the team's mission changed to after Frank's fall?

• Exploring new territories

• Ensuring Frank's safety

• Setting up camp

• Hunting larger bears