Conservation
Locations
Health
Rain
Population
100

This location in Florida is home to creatures such as Alligators, Manatees, plants like Mangroves, and algae such as periphyton.

What are the Everglades?

100

This is known as the movement of huge herds of animals

What is migration?

100

When their bone marrow fat percent was measured, wildebeest that had dropped dead (not from predators) were most likely to have this nutritional status.

What is starved?

100

This is the rainiest month in the Serengeti.

April.
100

This term is used to describe a mathematical representation or formula

What is an algorithm?

200

This term is used to describe the variety of living species in a system

What is biodiversity?

200

The wildebeest spend all wet season in this location.

The South

200

This bacteria grows in the soil and can infect wildebeest in June and July when they go to the Handejega region.

What is anthrax?
200

This rain data station is in the North, and gets the most rain all year long.

What is Kogatende?

200

Migrating helps maintain a higher population for wildebeest as compared to these other large mammals that do not migrate as far.

What are zebras and gazelles?
300

This conserved river in Washington state is home to many salmon and bears.

What is the Hoh river?

300

The wildebeest travel to this location during the dry season because it has the most rain.

What is Kogatende, or the north?

300

In Dr. Mduma's research, this gruesome fate was more likely for wildebeest that had "stressed" nutritional health

What is predation?
300

Based on rainfall, December through May in the Serengeti is known as this season.

The wet season.

300

The amount of wildebeest that can be supported by the environment (carrying capacity) is about this many, in millions.

1.3 (million)

400

This conserved desert is in Arizona and is home to an incredible type of cactus that it is named for.

What is the Saguaro Desert?

400

This region is where the wildebeest have their babies (calving).

The south

400

This disease was vaccinated for in the early 1960's and was previously a limiting factor for the wildebeest population size

What is rinderpest
400

Based on rainfall, June through November in the Serengeti is known as this season

The dry season

400

Both food and disease were examples of this that limited wildebeest population

What are limiting factors?

500

This conserved lake in the northeastern United States is overridden with the invasive Quagga mussel, which can produce millions of eggs in a year.

What is Lake Michigan?

500

This is a tribe in the Serengeti that was kicked out of the park for a time and who have been typically denied a voice in decision making.

Who are the Masai?
500

This is a river in the Serengeti that flows all year round and is a dangerous crossing for wildebeest due to crocodiles.

What is the Mara river?

500

These are the names of the three rain data stations we learned about.

What are Kogatende, Handejega, and Simiyu
500

This term describes the maximum population size of a species that an environment can support

What is carrying capacity?