Relocating a King Brown Snake

The video follows a mission to locate, capture, and relocate a King Brown snake to a safer environment free from cane toads. The team, led by biodiversity coordinator Gary Rethus, navigates the challenges of finding the elusive snake in its natural habitat. Once captured, the snake is safely transported to Mirela Gorge, a toad-free area, to help preserve its population and contribute to the local ecosystem.

What is causing the decline in the King Brown snake population?

• Deforestation

• Increased human activity

• Cane toads

• Climate change

Who is leading the mission to find and relocate the King Brown snake?

• Mirela

• Gary Rethus

• Lee

• Camille

What is the main goal of the mission?

• To eradicate cane toads

• To capture and relocate a King Brown snake

• To study the behavior of King Brown snakes

• To document the habitat of King Brown snakes

How long is the King Brown snake that the team captures?

• 4 feet

• 7 feet

• 5 feet

• 6 feet

Why is Mirela Gorge chosen as the relocation site for the King Brown snake?

• It is free from cane toads

• It is a popular tourist destination

• It has a large population of King Brown snakes

• It is close to the team's base

What is the significance of relocating the King Brown snake?

• To increase the snake's population in a safe area

• To train the team in snake handling

• To study its behavior in a new environment

• To protect it from predators

What emotion does the team feel after completing the mission?

• Frustration

• Relief

• Disappointment

• Indifference