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As you watch each video, take notes on your evidence chart for any important information you hear.

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Weighing up to 1,300 pounds, the moose is the largest member of the deer family. A solitary animal, moose grow and develop exclusively from a vegetarian diet. Moose are one of 150 species explored in Finley-Holiday's "National Park Animals for Kids DVD."

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Grizzly Bear - National Park Animals for Kids

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The wolf. Feared. Hunted to near extinction in the lower 48 states. Now restored to Yellowstone National Park and an important part of nature's balance of predator and prey. Wolves are one of 150 species explored in Finley-Holiday's "National Park Animals for Kids DVD."

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Black Bears - National Park Animals for Kids

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An enduring symbol of wilderness and power, bears have existed in North America for over 27 million years. With weights up to 500 pounds, black bears are a formidable predator, however they will eat a variety of foods from berries to insects. Black Bears are one of 150 species explored in Finley-Holiday's "National Park Animals for Kids DVD."