Anaconda Suit Functionality and Purpose

Paul Rosalie, a conservationist, attempts a daring experiment to be eaten by a green anaconda. Equipped with a special suit and force sensors, he aims to measure the snake's constriction force. Covered in pig's blood to attract the snake, Paul experiences the snake's attack, which is thwarted by his protective gear. The suit proves crucial in preventing serious injury, highlighting the experiment's focus on safety and understanding the anaconda's behavior.

What is the primary purpose of Paul Rosalie's special suit?

• To protect him from the anaconda

• To keep him warm in the jungle

• To camouflage him in the environment

• To help him swim faster

What feature does the suit have to measure the anaconda's strength?

• A temperature gauge

• A GPS tracker

• A force sensor

• A heart rate monitor

Why is Paul covered in pig's blood?

• To protect his skin

• To keep insects away

• To make the suit slippery

• To attract the anaconda

What happens when the anaconda first strikes?

• It hits his helmet

• It latches onto his leg

• It wraps around his torso

• It bites Paul's arm

What would have happened to Paul's rib cage without the suit?

• It would have been unharmed

• It would have lasted 30 seconds

• It would have been stronger

• It would have been protected by the snake