Antler

Yellowstone is a vast  place and there is when I discovered what I wanted to be in life. When I was six my family and I went on a trip to Yellowstone. It was a long trip for a six year old in a car but it was worth the wait because it was one of the best couple days of my life. During these great days I saw great feats of nature and It was a cloudy day  and we were driving through Yellowstone and looking at the animals. I was leaning on the  car door as my head was against the lightly frosted  window

White-tailed Deer Behavior Investigating the behavior of animals is essential to understanding the implications for why an animal may do things the way they do. It helps shine some light on a subject that is not heavily researched and give us a better understanding of the feeding behavior, reproductive patterns, seasonal movement and communication between other animals. As boring or bland as animal observation may be it gives us an increased outlook on the many reasons for an animal’s demeanor.

The total amount of deer seen on camera one was twenty total. (Fig. 3) Camera one was in a secluded area of the forest and captured two different bucks. One was believed to be a couple years old with a small set of antlers while the second buck was much larger both in body and antler size is believed to be older. The deer varied in size and all stayed within a couple yards from one another. Both cameras experienced interference from bypassers who noticed that the cameras were there. DISCUSSION

murderers roam amongst us. When a pack of wolves surrounds a moose in the wild, no one denies that moose the right to use their hooves and antlers to fend off the predator. There are some politicians in this country that would deny Americans the same right of self defense against criminals. In fact, it is as if the same politicians assume that completely removing the antlers from the moose would simply make the wolves go away. If you make it easier for the predators, you will get more predators. The simple

Culture of the Siberian Reindeer People In American, there are a variety of cultures within our country. We as nurses will come across many patients who's culture differs from our own. In our practice it will benefit our patients and ourselves to have a broad knowledge base of other cultures and how we will need to modified to the care to their cultural beliefs. We will discuss the culture of the Siberian Reindeer tribes and how nursing care will be carried out to their beliefs. In the Amur bend

Clay boy Spencer is faced with many challenges throughout the book “The Homecoming.” But no matter what the problem is there is always a resolution and he finds a way to overcome them. Any struggle in life will cause stress and will make you emotional, but it is completely normal. No matter who you are or what you do, there is always going to be something that will challenge you and what you are capable of. Clay boy had always struggled about wanting to be writer. He was afraid of how his dad and

The way the Vikings built and used homes, tools and crafts to sell, links to my thesis. Viking craftsmen used bone, antler and ivory to make tools for a wide range of practical uses. “Each material had it’s own distinct properties”, in which these innovative craftsmen understood well (Lore&Saga, ND). “Besides raiding and farming, Vikings were exceptional craftsmen”. Trading

The sign blinks and beckons at Alyssa from behind the misty sheet of rain. In bright pink flashing fluorescent it says: LIBRARY OPEN 24 HOURS Her phone is water logged and she has nowhere to stay tonight. To Alyssa, this place that materialised through the rain is her lighthouse beacon amongst the storm. It seems that tonight, she won't be sleeping beneath the awnings of a Subway. When the road is clear, Alyssa jogs across. Her clothes are already damp enough that she doesn't care if they get any

considered a relatively large mammal. It has long legs, a long flat back, and a long, narrow head. All white-tailed deer are known to be excellent runners, jumpers, and even swimmers. Males, called "bucks," have curved, branched antlers that are shed each year. They use these antlers to attract mates, mark their territory and sometimes to fight or defend their territory against other males. About six months after mating, the female deer, called a "doe," will have 1 - 3 offspring known as fawns. The fawns

The air in the truck was hot and dry and Amile and I were shoulder to shoulder, shoved together like two cigarettes in a pack. I kept my eyes on Amile and he kept his on the setting sun, as a result, they danced and flickered warm hues. The pain in my leg was a pulsing throb like a constant deep sigh and the car seats smelled like artificial pine and dirt after a storm. I turned on the radio to break the paranoid silence. The song was loud and the tempo was fast and only served to further sharpen