Hurricane Francine Preparedness and Response

Troy Landry and his team in southern Louisiana rush to catch alligators before Hurricane Francine makes landfall. As the storm approaches, they face challenges and urgency in their task. Pickle reflects on past experiences with hurricanes, particularly Hurricane Katrina, and prepares to evacuate with her family to safety.

What is the main goal of Troy Landry's team before Hurricane Francine hits?

• To relocate their families

• To repair their boats

• To fill their remaining alligator tags

• To evacuate the area

What category has Hurricane Francine reached as it approaches Louisiana?

• Category 1

• Category 2

• Category 3

• Category 4

What does the governor do in response to Hurricane Francine?

• Orders an evacuation

• Declares a state of emergency

• Closes all schools

• Cancels all flights

What is the team's strategy to deal with the approaching storm while hunting alligators?

• To hunt only during the night

• To run all their lines as quickly as possible

• To wait until the storm passes

• To move their operations to a different location

What is the size of the alligator that Troy and Pickle capture during the storm?

• 12 feet

• 6 feet

• 8 feet

• 10 feet

What is the team's reaction to capturing the 11-foot gator?

• They release the gator

• They celebrate and continue working

• They decide to stop hunting

• They call for backup

What past event does Pickle reflect on while preparing for Hurricane Francine?

• Hurricane Sandy

• Hurricane Irma

• Hurricane Katrina

• Hurricane Harvey

What does Pickle decide to prioritize as the storm approaches?

• Securing the houseboat

• Family safety

• Completing the hunt

• Repairing equipment

What does Pickle mention as essential for overcoming challenges like hurricanes?

• Government aid

• A strong house

• A fast boat

• Community support

What does Pickle recall losing during Hurricane Katrina?

• Her job

• Her house

• Her pet

• Her car