Bears Are Us Paul and Pete have been life-long friends who attended college together studying wildlife biology. After they graduated from college, they both took salaried positions within the U.S. Forest Service. During this time, they decided to dedicate their spare time to understanding and appreciating the protection of grizzly bears. Paul and Pete have formed a recognized partnership, by doing business under the fictitious name of “Bears Are Us”. Although they lack written documentation, the joint management of the organization involves collecting donations, conducting presentations, selling books and prints, writing articles, and actively promoting other events related to the protection and benefit of the grizzly bear.
Pros and cons of grizzlies, 3. Cost to rewild and transport grizzly bears, 4. Effects of tourism. Effects grizzly bears have on the environment. In the wild grizzly bears help in seed dispersal when they eat the fruits and plants, then poop out the seeds.
Bald eagles are known as the symbol of America, but they are also a symbol of adventure. In Yellowstone there are currently eighteen active nest. Female bald eagles are larger than their male counterparts, and they both have dark feathers and white heads. Juvenile bald eagles often have lighter colored feathers. Bald eagles nest is tall trees located near a water source, and during the spring and summer months they hunt waterfowl and fish.
Research was done by The Karine Pigeon of Laval University in Quebec to see when grizzly bears
Black bears have a medium to heavy frame with large ears and powerful limbs. The black bear has a coat that can differentiate from brown, cinnamon, blond, grey-blue, and of course, black. They can adapt to their environment easily but are normally found in forested areas. It has a diet that consists of fruits, buds, berries, nut, insects, and food lest by humans. They are incredible climbers that can use their claws to extract food from the trees.
Kitson Jazynka’s purpose in writing Saving the sea otters is just part of her normal day at work is to recount the fact that saving underwater animals are important. Underwater sea animals are dying faster and going extinct,they need our help. Anything that can affect the otters can affect us humans as well and we can help eachother out with this fact. We think that it is important to discover the remains of the dead sea animal, because we care and want to reveal a bit more maybe even discover a new species. Lastly we need them because a species can tell us a lot of information.
But they can stretch the rainforest to Alaska. That's pretty far. When some people go to the Great Barrier Rainforest and try to catch them, but most people end up running away because they (the people) probably know that Kermode bear most known as spirit bears can run up to 55 km an hour which is actually 34 miles per HOUR!!! That's fast. Also Spirit bears are recognized as the American symbol.
In Yellowstone there are only thirteen wolf packs (©AllTrip). Wolves cover a small portion of Yellowstone, and there are only around 400 in Yellowstone. Wolves predominantly feed on hoofed animals such as elk and deer. Wolves range in size from twenty-six to thirty-six inches tall and four to six feet long. Male wolves can weigh up to 130 pounds and females up to 110 pounds.
Human impacts on Kelp forests could create an absolute advantage in the kelp community. These men and women work, to filter these kelp ranges. They are located near the eastern Pacific. Kelp is a brown color probably due to lack of oxygen or chemicals within biological chromosomes. in some point between our currents, the kelp can stick to your boat.
This is important part in the ecological system. By enhancing the strength into the herds. Without animals like the wolf to eliminate the weak, old , sick and injured, the herd of deer would swelter. They would become so numerous that they would starve to death. The wolf helps keep them healthy by ensuring the breeding of the
A keystone species are an extremely important factor for keeping diversity in an ecosystem. When lost they can have detrimental effect on the ecosystem they are inhabiting. These include and diversity decrease and the ecosystem 's structure is significantly structured(Campbell). It has a strong control over the community due to its ecological role or niche(Reece). One of the main keystone species that is regenerating is the grey wolf or the Canis lupus.
Wolves contribute a lot to the ecosystems they live in. Without wolves the deer population would be through the roof. Also with more deers the plant population would start to dwindle, so wolves actually keep that from happening. They keep the ecosystem in control.
Many people know what wolves are and often assume they are fierce, carnivorous, beasts. Yes, they are carnivorous, but generally speaking, they are not savage beasts that kill everything in sight. They kill what they need for food to survive and often times are under fed, attacking when they feel threatened or their family is in danger. What most people do not know is that not all wolves are the same, and some are very unique and different from the rest. One of these unique species is found in British Columbia 's Great Bear Rainforest.
Past and present occurrences involving gray wolves have led us to perceive them as having a negative impact on the environment. Gray wolves have a negative impact on the environment because of their vicious attacks and attempted attacks. Although this certain type of wolf is very resourceful and well researched, they use it to their advantage to fight off their prey. Unfortunately, their prey is not always another animal, but a human being. Their violent behavior is what makes them a negative impact on the environment.
Through remarkable structural and physiological adaptations, polar bears are the most successful organisms living under the extreme conditions of the Arctic Circle. The polar bear (Ursus Martimus) is a flesh-eating
