Life in a Taxidermy Shop

Tina Russell shares her unique experiences growing up in a taxidermy shop in Alaska. She discusses her role in the shop, which involves rehydrating and stretching animal skins. Tina also talks about the challenges of working with her father, who is both her boss and housemate. The video concludes with a humorous account of an unusual customer request involving cat hides.

What was Tina's friends' reaction to the taxidermy shop?

• They ignored it.

• They wanted to work there.

• They were grossed out by it.

• They were fascinated by it.

What did Tina enjoy about the taxidermy shop?

• Being around the animals.

• The location of the shop.

• The process of taxidermy.

• The smell of the shop.

Where did Tina go to play college basketball?

• New York

• California

• Texas

• Washington

What is Tina's role in the taxidermy shop?

• She is the shop manager.

• She is the be stretcher.

• She is the accountant.

• She is the customer service representative.

What does Tina do after rehydrating the skin?

• She discards it.

• She sells it.

• She paints it.

• She stretches and staples it.

How does Tina describe working for her father?

• Stressful and unbearable.

• Easy and relaxed.

• Boring and monotonous.

• Challenging and interesting.

What is a potential issue when Tina and her father argue at work?

• They ignore each other.

• It affects their home life.

• They have to resolve it immediately.

• They involve other family members.

What unusual request did a customer make?

• To stuff a pet dog.

• To create a bed throw from cat hides.

• To mount a fish.

• To preserve a bird.

How did Tina react to the customer's request about the cats?

• She immediately agreed to it.

• She thought it was the craziest thing she had heard.

• She ignored the request.

• She found it intriguing.

What did Tina decide to do about the customer's request?

• She called the customer back.

• She considered the request.

• She did not call the customer back.

• She asked her father for advice.