Multiple choice general knowledge

Spotting grizzlies is easy in an open meadow, but difficult in the forest. Regardless, a forest lies ahead and you must enter. Inside you spot tracks leading in different directions. To be safe, which do you avoid?

  1. The ones that look like concave Hershey's Kisses with four eggs in an arc on one side.

  2. The ones shaped like a rounded axe blade sprouting five long, finger-like projections.

  3. The ones that look like a round jigsaw puzzle with five ovals in an arc on one side.

  4. The ones shaped like a rounded axe blade with five circles in a row on one side
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D Correct answer
Explanation

Grizzly tracks show a distinct rounded heel pad (the axe blade shape) with five toe prints arranged in a relatively straight row at the front. This differs from other animals whose toes might fan out more dramatically or have different pad configurations. The key identifier is that combination of the rounded main pad and five toe pads in a line.

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