Handling Snakes in Horse Logging

In Virginia, a horse logging operation faces a challenge when the horses are spooked by a rat snake. The team works to safely remove the snake from the trail to prevent any harm to the horses. Jagger successfully moves the snake, allowing the horses to continue their work.

What is the main activity taking place in Virginia?

• Horse logging

• Horse training

• Horse breeding

• Horse racing

What causes the horses to become spooked during the logging operation?

• A broken harness

• A sudden storm

• A rat snake

• A loud noise

What is the team's main concern regarding the snake?

• The snake could block the path

• The snake might scare away the workers

• The snake could bite the horses

• The snake might damage the equipment

Who attempts to move the snake off the trail?

• The logging supervisor

• The site manager

• The horse trainer

• Jagger

What is the outcome after Jagger deals with the snake?

• The snake is captured

• The team decides to stop work

• The horses can continue working

• The horses are still spooked

What is the primary reason for moving the snake?

• To relocate it to a safer area

• To study it for research

• To ensure the safety of the horses

• To prevent it from being harmed