all about WILDEBEEST
Core Definitions
Identify and Describe
What if?
desnity-Dependent and desnity-Independent Factors
100

Is disease a common occurrence in Wildebeest(based off our Migration Data paper)?

No

100

Prey

An organism hunted by other organisms but does not eat other organisms.

100

Why would the Serengeti need tourists?

They need tourists to bring in money and maintain the park.

100

If a wildfire was to destroy a forest, what would the animals be forced to do?

They'd have to migrate and find somewhere with similar resources. 

100

what is a wildfire?

independent factor

200

Do these animals migrate?

Yes

200

Carrying Capacity 

The limit of resources in an environment for a specific population amount of species. 

200
What is the Serengeti National Park?

A national park that helps keep the population of certain of Africa from dying off and protects them. 

200

What would happen if bears didn't have anymore fish to eat in a area where their other food source, carrion and some plants, are scarce?

The carrying capacity would go down so less bears would survive.

200

what is a hurricane?

independent factor.

300

Predator or Prey?

Prey

300

Predator

An organism that hunts other organisms for food. 

300

What are the main biomes of the Serengeti?

Deserts that are dry and have less water than the biomes, plains that are grassy but still dry and prone to wildfires, and rare but existing Forest that have the most vegetation and shelter in the National Park. 

300

If there was more predator than prey at one point within an environment, what would eventually happen to the predator population?

The predator population would eventually decrease.

300

what is a tornado?

independent factor.

400

How do these animals choose where to feed?

Based off food and water accessibility

400

Limiting Factor

A condition in an environment that can control the increase and decrease within a population of a species. 

400

What seems to be a trend within the Serengeti migration animals?

They travel in large groups that consist of young, elder, and middle-aged groups among the migrating group.

400
If people started fishing in a lake, what would happen to the population of the fish?

It would decrease.

400

what is disease?

dependent factor.

500

How far do Wildebeest travel in a day on average?

4.25km

500

Competition

Species who struggle between each other for resources. 

500

How many areas around the Seregenti?

There are three areas, one for research areas to monitor the animals and their patterns in population and other matters, one for hunting where animals can be hunted for skins in moderation, and then there's a tourist area for when people want to safely look at the animals and their habitat.. 

500

If there was a new road being made in a forest, would that effect the population of certain animals?

Yes, because the cars could start hitting animals and add a minimal decrease in the population of that animal's species.

500

what is the amount of predators?

dependent factor.