The net that represents a triangular pyramid is the second illustration, where a triangle in the center shares its sides with other triangles. In this configuration, the central triangle represents the base of the pyramid, while the other triangles, which extend upward, represent the triangular faces of the pyramid.
The first illustration describes a different arrangement that may not suit the definition of a triangular pyramid, and the last two illustrations involve squares or other shapes that do not characterize a triangular pyramid's net. Therefore, the second net is the correct choice.