Probably not. She was probably dropped off by a helicopter.
yes
You could only make a career out of lead climbing if you are a pro or really good at it. It is not likely to get payed for lead climbing but you can, you can do this as a hobby but not get payed.
There aren't really any natural rocks but there are some indoor climbing gyms. Here's a link of some of the climbing gyms in Florida. http://www.indoorclimbing.com/florida.html
umm why do you think because its big! and you cant really carry alot of food when your climbing trying to climb for ur life !
Chalk Bags are associated with the sport of Climbing. This is because they have a drawstring system where it's really easy to fit lots of stuff in them - they also have dedicated climbing latches where you can attach climbing equipment such as Caribenas.
Mountain climbing on its own is dangerous, requiring advanced skills, courage and resourcefulness. Climbing in Antarctica can be especially dangerous, given its extreme climate and the lack of any local facilities to care for you if you have any kind of accident.
Boots the Monkey
No, they are really too heavy for climbing, unlike black bears.
Rock climbing because you have multiple safety straps. Cave diving, nothing protects you, free falling has really obvious risks.
well you are harnessed in so if you fall usually it brings you down slowly but if it is manual then you just have to trust the person to catch you... but you can't really "fall" off a climbing wall
you have to get really high scores ingames such as baseball-basketball-rope climbing- bunny hopping-etc.
If your skin is not tough enough fot the climbing that you want to do, wear gloves. Your skin will gradually get tougher in response to the stress that is placed on it, but you can't really hurry this process and there is no need to do so. With the right kind of clothing, your skin will be protected.