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What animals do people make animal skins out of?
People make animal skins out of alligators, ostriches, stingray, eel, lizard, and snake.
How did people make clothing in 1880s?
They grew it or took animal skins.
Is the caiman endangered?
Yes and many of these animals died because people hunted them for their skins and make shoes and purses out of them. Yes and many of these animals died because people hunted them for their skins and make shoes and purses out of them.
What is the purpose of possums?
To make other little possums, eat everything, make possum grease for Arthritis, and possum pie.
Why are the seals skinned?
People want to kill them to eat and to use their skins to make things.
Do red possums attack greg possums?
No. Whilst "Greg Possum" might be the name of a person, it is not another species of possum. Possums do not, as a rule, attack people.
Possum makes what kind of sound?
Possums have a number of noises they make to talk to other possums. When they feel threatened, they make a hissing sound. When fighting or mating, they squeal.
What animal skins can you make?
Hi, I have a homework to make animal skins from random things around the house? Any Ideas?
How were possum skin cloaks made?
Possum skin cloaks were made by Aboriginal people in the south east of Australia, including Victoria, NSW, south east Q/land and South Australia. Possum skin cloaks were made from the common brush tail possum and sewn together with kangaroo sinew. Children through to adults had a possum skin cloak. skins were added as you grew. Mothers carried their babies and young children shared their parents or siblings cloaks. People were most often buried in their possum skin cloak. they were also important trade items. The men would cut footholds in to the tree trunks with stone axes(the men had to make the stone axes first) climb the trees and knock the possums on the head. the men and women would skin the possums and stretch the skins out onto bark sheets with wooden pegs. then the skins were scraped with stone or shell scrapers. once the skins were cleaned they would be tanned with wattle bark and other kinds of tanning agents depending on the area where you lived. the men would have to hunt the kangaroos and take the sinew from the tail and hind leg to make the threads for sewing the skins together. the sinew had to be chewed into this threads. the sinew was dampened again to keep it pliable for sewing. the women would sew the skins together and then the men or women would decorate the skins with designs and patterns, again with stone, shell or bone engraving tools (which, again , are hand made). the designs and decorations on the skins tell about the clan, family and country of the cloak wearer.
How did the first nation people make houses?
It depended on where they were. Some used skins, others trees, and natural features.
Are possums shy around other people?
very rarely
What did the aboriginal people wear?
Aboriginal people from what land?
