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ITBS Level 11 Grade 5 Reading 4 — Flashcards

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Animals of Yellowstone
Jason and his family are visiting Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming. Jason and his sister, Jennifer, are hoping to see some of the more special mammals that live in the park. Jason and Jennifer love photography and want to take pictures of the animals.

The week before their trip, Jason had prepared a chart so they could figure out the best places to look for each animal and how likely they were to see them.

Animal

Habitat

Likely Location in the Park

Population

Grizzly Bear

forests, meadows

Lamar Valley, Mt. Washburn, Hayden Valley, Mammoth Hot Springs

500 - 650

Black Bear

forests, meadows

Lamar Valley, Mt. Washburn, Hayden Valley, Mammoth Hot Springs

280 - 610

Gray Wolf

forests, meadows

Lamar Valley, Mt. Washburn, Hayden Valley, Mammoth Hot Springs

less than 100

Elk

forests, meadows

Lamar Valley, Mt. Washburn, Hayden Valley, Mammoth Hot Springs, Old Faithful

15,000 – 25,000

Moose

river banks, forests

South Entrance, West Thumb

less than 500

Bison

meadows, grasslands

Lamar Valley, Mt. Washburn, Hayden Valley, Mammoth Hot Springs, Old Faithful

less than 3,500

Big Horn Sheep

cliffs, mountain slopes

Mt. Washburn, Mammoth Hot Springs

250 - 275

 

 

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Why did Jason research the Yellowstone Animals?
He wanted to know where to look for the animals.
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