Deer farm

One of the most important ideas in all of economics is that trade creates wealth which is evident through a few simplistic examples. Consider two people, Caveman Dan and Caveman Carlos, who can each produce two distinct products. They can gather berries and they can kill mammoths. Over the course of a year, Dan could gather 100 buckets of berries or kill 200 mammoth. Carlos could gather either five buckets of berries or kill only one mammoth. For Dan, every bucket of berries that he gathers entails

Shoot… I cringe. “Look, I’ve got a deer over my shoulder right now. I’m bringing it to the butcher to get cut up before the tavern is able to cook it. Come with me and I’ll pay you after.” I say with a sigh. “Alright.” He says in his deep voice as I continue walking in the direction of

Motioning the party back as they surged forwards in anticipation, it began scrutinizing both sides of the ravine that lead down to the river. Seeing nothing, but unconvinced, knelt and began a more intense study of the places an ambush predator would most likely be lurking. Only this delay didn’t sit well with others behind it. Annoyed by the grumbling the leader turned and fixed the offenders with an glacial glare followed by a low menacing growl, vanquishing any further descent. Distracted by

Dogs started off as a wild wolf and from there genetically mutated into these larger breeds that are used for deer hunting today. These larger breeds of today still have the wolf like, hunting instincts that are used to track scents of deer in the woods. These hunting dogs, for best performance, live outside and go without getting baths. Hunting dogs must be able to track game without being able to get noticed by the animals they are going after. One type of hunting dog category is scent hounds

1. The Walk): While walking around campus, I noticed multiple organisms that can easily be observed for this particular assignment. My main focus this week was around Sequoia and Humboldt, since most of my current biology courses were located there. The early morning walks allowed me to observe the diversity on campus and my surroundings. Throughout my walk, I noticed many trees as well as different size mammals, humans, birds. The most interesting and common organisms that I have seen on my walk

I tend to get up early no matter what, even on the weekends. I always wish that I could sleep in past 8, but to no avail, my eyes shoot open at 7:30 almost every morning regardless of what time I went to bed the previous night. Instead of laying in bed for hours on weekends like so many of us do, I get up and walk my dog, Boone. I live in a massive neighborhood with a seemingly infinite amount of trails that run through the woods surrounding it. Lately it’s been the kind of cold that seems to sink

When leaving Independence one of the wagons tipped over blocking everyone else. This was a huge problem stopping us for 7 weeks putting us far behind schedule. Once back on the trail we reached the Kansas River where we paid $1 for a raft to cross. We then traveled 166 miles for 6 days to reach Alcove Springs, our first stop in the journey and we are excited to finally get a break from walking. We are sunburnt to a crisp with blisters on our skin almost looking like an outlining of a star.

In the year of 1942 on a sunny day there was a family that was hiking in Deadwood, SD. They were hiking by these tall pine trees. They were different colors….some of them were a very dark red, several trees were dark and light green, many trees were kind of like a weird yellow greenish color. The only things there were trees. Trees, trees, and more trees. The parents were Martha and Seth Bullock. Martha had green eyes and curly light brown hair that was always put up. Her skin was smooth. She had

Cheater As species evolved over time they become adapted to the environment in which they live in. Some species become supreme at one trait that was passed down to them by their ancestor. This trait assists them to survivor in the environment in which they live in. When hunting for a meal, sometimes it could be difficult for a predator to catch a prey. For an instant, in a coyote-badger relationship, a coyote eats other species such as prairie dogs and ground squirrels, the coyote can locate

Discussion Importance values were calculated by combining the relative density, relative dominance, and relative frequency of each tree species. The trees with the highest importance values will be those that exist in the greatest number or are of the greatest size. The importance value identifies the dominant species in a community that may have the greatest effect on the community, thus hinting at the physical structure of a plant community. Once the importance values are found, a community can