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Why are gold dust day geckos endangerd?
because people ruin their habitats
What are the two biggest enemies of a microcopes?
Dust and water
How much can a gold dust day gecko cost up to?
Gold dust day geckos usually range from $30-$40, but can be as low as $15 or as high as $80.
Why do chinchillas take dust bath?
chinchillas take dust bath because that is how they wash themselves also because they live in mountains and that's the only thing they have to wash themselves with. :D
What do all stars form from a huge cloud of gases and dust?
They form themselves.
How did farmers protect themselves from dust storms?
Farmers protected themselves from dust storms by implementing various soil conservation techniques, such as planting cover crops and using crop rotation to maintain soil structure. They also built windbreaks, like rows of trees or shrubs, to reduce wind speed and prevent soil erosion. Additionally, farmers often adjusted their planting and harvesting schedules to avoid the worst weather conditions, and some utilized moisture-retaining practices to keep the soil stable. These strategies collectively helped mitigate the impact of dust storms on their livelihoods.
What did ancient wrestlers wore when they wrestled?
they put olive oil and covered themselves in dust.
What are the predators of a gold dust day gecko?
The biggest single threat to the wild population appears to be the introduction of the little fire ant to New Caledonia. The ants prey on the geckos, stinging and attacking in great numbers and also compete with the geckos for food by preying on arthropods and insects.
How does a horses bath?
If the horse is a pet you have to do it yourself, they just roll in the dust to clean themselves. x
Does zebra roll in dust to itself?
The answer is yes because the want to clean themselves by using this method!
Does a gold dust day geckos have bilateral symmetry?
The red markings and patterns on a Gold Dust Day Gecko can vary markedly and are not usually symmetrical. Although we usually think of the three main markings on their backs as being three red bars, they are actually unique to each animal and can be used to identify each individual.
What did you learn from the dust bowl?
that we need to take care of the land with erosion prevention techniques
