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Back in the old days did they not kill?
Back in the old days they did not kill animals in a brutal and gruesome manner. Today's machines kill animals for food in high volumes and large quantities.Back in the old days they did not kill animals the way they do now. There was respect and honor in the way animals were killed back then. Most animals were also killed for food as opposed to sport.
Are Farm animals still marked or branded today?
Some animals graze in commingled herds on public lands. Branding is one way rancher can identify his animals. Many ranchers now use ear tags to mark their animals.
What is one way the-Iroquois today have changed?
They do not hunt anymore. They just farm know they grow fruits hae their own animals.
Will meerkats become extinct?
All animals that we know today will eventually become extinct, but there is no way to know if it will happen within your lifetime.
Why are animals less used today?
Back in the old days people needed animals for farming. We have tractors today so animals aren't needed as much.
What is one way the Iroquois today haved changed?
They do not hunt anymore. They just farm know they grow fruits hae their own animals.
Do all extinct animals look like animals that are alive today?
no
What does animalcules mean today?
animals
How is barbed wire used today?
to keep animals that feed on farm animals out
When was Today My Way created?
Today My Way was created in 1967.
How have you used fossils to learn about animals that are extinct or have changed over time?
Fossils are the only way to learn which animals are extinct or have changed over time. We can look at animals that exist today and speculate concerning on the appearance of a common ancestor. We frequently have to change our opinion when we find a fossil.
Discuss how fossils provide evidence of change from the earliest life-forms to those alive today?
Fossils showing animals of the past display some similarity to animals of today as well as some differences. When we start at the bottom of the fossil record (where all the oldest fossils are) and work our way up through all the rock layers of the different ages in geologic time, we start to notice the changes in the fossils and how they lead up to the animals of today
