https://padlet.com/taylorre1/l4ker4s2a2mj Made with a little mischief en-us 2018-02-02 16:53:35 UTC 2018-02-21 18:48:31 UTC hello@padlet.com taylorre1 https://padlet.com/taylorre1/l4ker4s2a2mj/wish/227577600 Yes, wolves should be protected under state law-point 1 wolfs are helping the earth when they eat they leave the body of the dead animals to decay into the earth. Point 2 the wolves can repopulate the wolf community and then they won’t be endangered anymore. Although the wolf spices fight with other wolfs it is only to protect the land that they sourced, although humans might think it is right to kill of surviving spices. Point 3 this says healthy landscapes depend upon the presence of native plants and animals, so the animals help preserve the land. 

]]> 2018-02-02 16:58:27 UTC https://padlet.com/taylorre1/l4ker4s2a2mj/wish/227577600 taylorre1 https://padlet.com/taylorre1/l4ker4s2a2mj/wish/232434154 organisms affect each other, on different scales like in the coral reefs the plants and fish play a part in the ecosystem. let's say in the coral reefs if one of the plants or animals would die the hole life of some animals will die. just like the temperature in the water, this will also kill off the ecosystem. In the coral reef lab, the data shows that when the weather changed the population changed along with the weather. the data shows after 10 years of 50% of storms the population with the Staghorn coral went down from 100% of the population to 40% of the population. when the 10 years and 50% of storms, the Star Coral went down from 100% to 80% when there were storms. in the video, the Lions went after the baby water buffalo when the Lions had the baby water buffalo in the water an alligator tried to take the baby water buffalo from the Lions but the water buffalo got out of them from the Lions and the water buffalo stated to attack. the Lions ran away from the water buffalo and the buffalo had their baby water buffalo back. The organisms affect each other, the competition was the alligator, the carrying capacity was 4 lions, and the prey/predator in the population was the lion and the water buffalo or the lions and the alligator. ]]> 2018-02-16 17:35:20 UTC https://padlet.com/taylorre1/l4ker4s2a2mj/wish/232434154 libbrown1 https://padlet.com/taylorre1/l4ker4s2a2mj/wish/232782855 LT4
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This is very unspecific, Reese.  You need to go back and look at the rubric.  Write about the things listed in the Journal Entry and use DATA.

Please add the link to "Journal Entry 2" assignment.  I had to look for it.  Thanks!]]> 2018-02-19 01:20:29 UTC https://padlet.com/taylorre1/l4ker4s2a2mj/wish/232782855 taylorre1 https://padlet.com/taylorre1/l4ker4s2a2mj/wish/233875419 Throughout the past 40 years, populations of Elk, Moose, Wolves, and Willow Trees have changed in the Yellowstone area. The Elk population is decreasing the population was at 10,000–20,000 elks in the summer & 5,000 elks in the winter. The Moose started to die out due to loss of old growth forests surrounding the park, hunting outside the park, burning of habitat, and predators. The wolves population started at  41 then rows to the highest population was 160, the wolves started to die out due Decrease in elk, Decrease in the territory, Canine distemper, Sarcoptic Mange, Infectious canine hepatitis, canine parvovirus, Bordetella, Rival Packs. the reason the wolves were dying out because of the decreasing in the elk. The willow trees population is a third of what it is today the willow. the reason for the willow trees to die out was the elk the elk ate a lot of the willow trees but the reason for the population to still be here are the wolves the wolves keep the elk on the run so the elk could not stop to eat. So for the population decline in the past 40 years was from the elk you could lead the elk to the cause of the decline in the ecosystem. 

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