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I learned that whooping cranes could easily be wiped out by any natural disaster such as a hurricane or tornado. Also, humans can have a huge impact on the population of this species since the population is so low.

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Reversing the damage done to a population is a very hard thing to do.
We need nature reserves to preserve to fragile species that live there, especially places where migratory bird flock to and through.

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Weather can have a direct influence on population as well as an increase in hunting.

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Species take a long time to bounce back from the brink of extinction, and that natural weather has a large impact on the amount of offspring a species has each year.

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From this activity I learned that there are a lot of both man-made and natural impacts that greatly alter how a population grows. After pushing a species to near-extinction, it took a lot of luck in order for the cranes to even slightly grow, let alone make a comeback.

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I learned that factors such as rainfall and snowfall can have a large impact on an environment and a population. I also learned that a species offspring can largely be affected by weather.

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I learned how drastic an effect that nature can have on population growth and how many human resources it takes to bring back a species from the brink of extinction.

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Not all things that are thought to be good for a specific creature, like rainfall, are always necessarily the best thing for them. The graphs showed that high rainfall was bad for the whooping cranes.

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I learned that factors such a rainfall and snowfall can greatly impact that population for that year and have an impact on the population for many years after that

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I learned different ways that a population could be impacted and the positive or negative effects on a species

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I learned that whooping cranes have low biotic potential which means that they cannot bounce back from environmental disasters as easily.

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The more rainfall and snowfall which occurs, the less likely it is for the Whooping Cranes eggs to hatch. It is very important for Whooping cranes to have the correct amount of land and water to breed and increase the overall population.

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yearly rainfall greatly impacts an endangered species; endangered species can rely heavily on human intervention

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I learned that species with small populations are very fragile to the world and can easily be taken out by many factors, so it is hard to get them back to a full flourishing population size. Another thing that i learned was that the initial birth survival is crucial to the survival of a species.

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during this activity i learned that things like rainfall and snowfall can greatly impact a population

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1. The populations of many animals are very fragile
2. There are lots of deciding factors that come into play when determining a species population