Saving a Snake

The video follows a team from WIRES, an ambulance service for wild animals, as they rescue a venomous red belly black snake entangled in a net. The team, led by expert handler Gaz, carefully frees the snake, ensuring safety due to its dangerous nature. After the rescue, the snake is kept under observation to ensure its health before being released back into the wild. The video highlights the challenges and rewards of wildlife rescue missions.

What is the primary reason the red belly black snake is considered dangerous?

• It is very large.

• It has a venomous bite.

• It can fly.

• It is very aggressive.

Why is it important to have an expert like Gaz handle the snake?

• Because the snake is a protected species.

• Because the snake is very fast.

• Because the snake is venomous and dangerous.

• Because the snake is very heavy.

What was the condition of the snake after being freed from the net?

• It was completely unharmed.

• It was ready to be released immediately.

• It had some damage to its scales.

• It was very aggressive.

What is the next step for the snake after the rescue mission?

• It will be kept in care to ensure it sheds its skin properly.

• It will be kept as a pet.

• It will be released immediately into the wild.

• It will be sent to a zoo.

How did the team feel about completing five missions in 24 hours?

• They were indifferent.

• They were exhausted but satisfied.

• They were unhappy with the results.

• They were disappointed.