To what extent was the Battle for Kokoda a Disaster? Lauren Knappstein – Year 10 History – Ms Felgate-Pearce The Battle of Kokoda was to a large extent a disaster for the Japanese army fighting in the war. The whole Invasion failed and caused major devastation to Japan and the Japanese soldiers fighting for expansion and supplies. After being through starvation, fatigue and so much devastation, the Kokoda was a true disaster for Japan.
They had live stock many chickens and some pigs, they had lots of trees from Avocados to Mango. Maria Told me that she use to love Mango season ( from may to august ) she would climb mango trees and eat at least three ripped mango 's a day. My Tia Maria said she was a seamstress
They hunted rabbits, armadillos, snakes, coyotes, and wild
What animals did they hunt? Did they travel to find food? How did they travel? Did they grow food? What kind?
The shenandoah salamander is a consumer, or more specifically a carnivore. This means that the shenandoah salamander will only eat other animals to get
The only animals they eat are spiders,and worms. They hardly ever eat those animals they eat mostly leaves on their diet.
That lived a more sedentary or riverine lifestyle. They relied on products from agricultural resources. They also relied on wild rice. They hunted fish and small deer .
Although they do move homes and locations to follow buffalo herds. Their religion is very different you could say. Their main god was the sun. They also believed in a supernatural being named Napi which means old man. They were very skilled huntsman.
In the Nez Perce tribe women and men had different responsibilities with food. The women took care of finding berries, seeds, fruits, vegetables and other natural things in the wild. The men hunted and killed fish for their family. They particularly like hunting deer, buffalo, foxes, salmon, and sometimes trout. They did this by shooting arrows or spears while riding on horses, if they didn’t have a horse they would do it on foot.
Originally, they were hunters. They made bows and arrows to kill. Their clothing and houses were made from animal skins and they made baskets. Their religious leaders were responsible for dealing with the forces of nature and curing the sick. When the Navajo's moved to the Southwest they took their culture with them, but it soon changed.
These reptiles are causing problems due to displacing the native wildlife and throwing off the
They hunted for buffaloes and gathered berries and vegetables. They also used the buffalo skin for clothes. Some other things they wore were deer skins and feather headdresses. My ancestors mostly lived in teepees through hot summers and cold winters toward the center of North America. They made travois which are like modern day sleds, ropes, shields, bows, and parfleches
They have a lot of food like seafood,meats,vegetables,fruits,
The name “Ted Bundy” strikes fear in the hearts of millions of Americans worldwide. He is endowed with titles such as “Mastermind Monster” and the “Campus Killer,” but despite the hype surrounding him, Gary Ridgway (also known as the Green River Killer) had better reasoning skills, better ability to dodge conviction, and more skill in eluding death. Though both serial killers have committed horrifying crimes with similar modi operandi, and though both were convicted of their crimes, Gary Ridgway was ultimately the more intelligent than Ted Bundy. Despite obvious fallacies in logic on both parts, Gary Ridgway reasoned his killing spree much more intelligently than Ted Bundy. The ingredients that make up a serial killer are well-known: childhood
The consumers are cassowary, insects, ulysses, butterflies, whichetty grub, spotted cuscus, sugar glider, goanna, azure kingfisher, and feral pigs. Cassowaries eat the reptiles and the crocodiles eat the platypuses. Estuarine Crocodile is one of the well known species in Daintree. According to the article titled Fauna of the Daintree Rainforest. (n.d.)
