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Is the yeti prey?
no the yeti is not a prey of anything because its too large itself that no one could eat it
Do tourists like to visit the Andes mountain range?
People visit the Andes mountain range because of all the beautiful views but there are many disadvantages too!
Is it possible to grow melons in the Andes Mountain Range?
No, it is not. That region is too cold for melons to grow.
A major mountain range in russia?
Too many to list here look at related links
What is the main mountin range in Ireland called?
The mountain range with the highest mountains is the Macgillycuddy's Reeks in county Kerry. There are some other important mountain ranges in Ireland too, like the Wicklow Mountains and the Mourne Mountains.
Why the Himalayas of India not melting?
Because the Himalayas are a mountain range, made of rock. The temperature is far too low to melt rock.
Who does the girl in the movie Monsters Inc yell kitty too?
kitty is sully in monster inc.
Which mountain range forms a barrier between two countries?
Most mountain ranges for a barrier between two or more countries and those ranges are too numerous to list. One example is the Pyrenees, forming the boundary between France and Spain.
What mountain range separates China from Kyrgyzstan?
"The highest peaks are in the Kakshaal-Too range, forming the Chinese border." This is part of the Tien Shan range, which makes up most of Kyrgystan, the "Asian Switzerland". From Wikipedia. esharp315@aol.com
What is the highest mountain for Denali national park?
Mount McKinley is the highest mountain in the park, and in the United States. Its native name is Denali. It is home to lots of plants and animals. The animals range from bears and wolves to small birds and hares, with many inbetween( eg. moose and fox's). There are too many plants to name! Interesting facts: 1. Geologists say it is ever rising. 2. It is named after president William McKinley. 3. it is best to climb it in April, May and June.
Where is Timbuktu mountain?
Its not a mountain. I know, I was confused too...
Which describes the atmospheric pressure as a student climbs up a mountain range?
As a student climbs up a mountain range, atmospheric pressure decreases. This is because there is less air above them exerting pressure as they gain elevation. The change in pressure can lead to discomfort and even altitude sickness if the ascent is too rapid.
