The Endangered King of Snakes in Miriwoong Country

The video follows Camille and Kane as they explore the scenic Kimberly region in Australia. They embark on a mission to help the King Brown snake, a deadly species threatened by the invasive cane toad. Along the way, they meet local people who share insights into the area's history and the impact of cane toads on native wildlife.

What is the largest man-made lake in Australia that Camille and Adam explore?

• Lake Victoria

• Lake Argyle

• Lake Eyre

• Lake Macquarie

What is the main mission involving the King Brown snake?

• To study its venom

• To relocate it to a safer area

• To stage a getaway mission for it

• To capture it for research

What is the primary threat to the King Brown snake?

• Cane toad

• Drought

• Poaching

• Deforestation

How long ago were cane toads introduced to Queensland?

• 50 years ago

• 70 years ago

• 100 years ago

• 30 years ago

What is the main reason the cane toad is dangerous to the King Brown snake?

• It destroys habitats

• It is poisonous

• It spreads disease

• It competes for food

Who are the local people Kane meets in Miruong Country?

• Chief Tom and Chief Lisa

• Auntie Juju and Auntie Marianne

• Uncle Bob and Auntie Sue

• Elder John and Elder Mary

What activity did the old people of Miruong Country traditionally engage in?

• Hunting and fishing

• Mining and crafting

• Sailing and exploring

• Farming and trading