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MAMMALS OF YELLOWSTONE Popular Mammals found in Yellowstone National Park By: Emily Cespedes

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MAMMALS OF YELLOWSTONEPopular Mammals found in Yellowstone National Park

By: Emily Cespedes

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Table Of Contents Hoofed Mammals Bears Dog Family

Conclusion Bibliography Go To Las

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Bears

GRIZZLY BEAR BLACK BEAR

Grizzly bear is largest bear in Yellowstone

Can weigh up to 800 lbs

Color varies black to blonde, sometimes with white-tipped fur giving grizzled, silver-tipped look

Black bears can be seen in Yellowstone along edges of trees

Weight- males:210-315 lbs and females:135-160 lbs

Color varies from black to brown, cinnamon or blonde

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Dog Family In Yellowstone,

Wolves can be seen running together in the distance

Wolves eat animals ranging from mice to moose

A Coyote looks like a dog, with long and pointed ears and nose

Foxes are smaller than both wolves and coyotes

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Hoofed Mammals

Bison-largest animals in Yellowstone

Moose-largest member of deer family

Elk-2nd largest member of deer family

Pronghorn-fastest runners in Yellowstone

Mule deer-have big ears like mules

Bighorn sheep-named for large, curved horns that males or “rams” have

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Hoofed Mammals: Interesting Facts

Bison are surprisingly fast, especially when protecting their young or when approached too closely by people…so keep your distance!

Elk-have antlers that can have 6-8 points on each side and weigh more than 30 lbs!

Moose-have a “bell” which is skin/hair that dangles from throat!

Pronghorn-Can run up to 70 mph for 3-4 mins!

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Review For Hoofed Mammals

What is the largest animal in Yellowstone?

How much can an elk’s antlers weigh?

What is the skin/hair dangling from the moose’s throat called?

How fast can Pronghorn run?

Mule deer have big ears like what other animal?

Answer: Bison

Answer: 30 lbs

Answer: The “bell”

Answer: Up to 70 mph

Answer: A mule

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Bears: Interesting Facts

Mother bears are extremely protective of their young, so beware!

People should wear a bell or sing while walking/hiking throughout Yellowstone, so that bears will not be startled

Life expectancy for both Grizzly and Black bears is 15-20 yrs (in the wild)

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Review For Bears

Which is the largest bear in Yellowstone?

Are Black bears only black?

True or False: Mother bears are protective of their young

What is the life expectancy of Grizzly and Black bears (in the wild)?

Answer: Grizzly bear

Answer: No, they can be black, brown, cinnamon, or blonde

Answer: True

Answer: 15-20 yrs

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Dog Family: Interesting Facts

Wolves were re-introduced into Yellowstone in 1995

Wolves hunt in packs Coyotes in Yellowstone

are among the largest coyotes in the US

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Review For Dog Family

When were wolves re-introduced into Yellowstone?

A coyote looks like what animal, only with long and pointed ears and nose?

True or False: A fox is smaller than a wolf and coyote

Answer: In 1995

Answer: A dog

Answer: True

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Conclusion

This project was extremely fun for me. I had quite a few “a-ha” moments. During my research I learned a few facts about animals in Yellowstone. I was a little nervous beginning this project, but I was able to figure out how to create a non-linear Power Point. I learned how to insert links and I learned how to add Clip Art, for the very first time! Power Point is a fun way of teaching something,

and I am sure I will use it in my classroom when I begin teaching.

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Bibliography

www.nps.gov/yell/index.htm