SKYPE 1
Coyote
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There are two deadly predators on our way through the trail Wolves, and Coyotes. On the Oregon Trail we will have to walk through rivers, and on top of mountains. There are more then 3000 bisons. You are SUPER brave to walk on a mountain in yellow stone because you are pretty much walking on I live volcano. Some mountains in yellowstone can be almost 10000 feet tall. Some wagons are pulled by 1000 oxen. Yellowstone park actually covers 31000 square miles. Wolves and Coyotes will be harassing any annoying you the whole 2000 mile journey. The Coyote will want to sneak in and steal a sheep or a mule. The dogs will be whimpering, and annoying. The Oregon trail is mostly wide open prairie. The large wagons went in a straight line, and with smaller ones the wagon master might have gone a different way. The wheels made very deep tracks so they had to make different routes, even if it was through a lot of mud they still had to. They have canines and sharp molars, unlike us we don't have canines. our incisors help bite the food off. A wolf could eat 80 quarter pound burgers in 10 minutes. In winter wolves look a little different in the winter because they have a different coat.
SKYPE 2
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- Larger wagons need more animals
- Larger wagons get stuck in the mud when its wet
- Most people died because of unsanitary conditions
- Cow chips are used for many things such as games, and gas
- There are snakes and bugs… Watch Out!
- For bug repellant they used buffalo fat
- Black bears are more deadly than grizzlys
- There will be a lot of annoying bugs on the trail
- Badgers live by themselves
- Badgers are related to skunks
- Badgers are very strong
- Badgers eat small rodents
- Badgers have webbing between their toes to keep from sticking in harsh environment
- Some dogs could carry diseases that could spread to humans
- Badgers are related to Wolverines
- There are mountain lions in Yellowstone
- Really long nails
- Lichen can be used in our medicine
Types Of Lichen: Crustose, Foliose, Fructicose