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Why did prehistoric people first group together?
Early man felt it is important to live in groups because of mutual benefits. to protect himself from wild animals , to get large amount of animals during hunting, to help each other for farming, and to form some type of a city.
Why didn't people usually live in caves during the Paleolithic age?
because do not want to live same as animals.
What skills did the cro-magnons have?
Cro-Magnon were early modern humans. They looked just like us.
Why were ziggurats so large?
why were ziggurats so large
What is the beast of the earth and how does it impact the ecosystem?
The beast of the earth refers to large predators like lions, tigers, and bears. These animals play a crucial role in maintaining the balance of the ecosystem by controlling the population of prey species. Their presence helps prevent overgrazing and maintains the health of plant communities.
In neolithic revolution what part of the world would nothavew large domesticated animals to use as beasts of burden?
I suppose the Arctic but that would be all too obvious wouldn't it?
What kind of animals are called beasts of burden?
what do we call the animals which carry load
Which animal is known as the 'beast of burden'?
A "Beast of Burden" is a term often used to refer to an animal used to carry large amounts of weight or operate machines. Classic examples include donkeys and mules.
How are a yak and water buffalo alike?
Both species thrive on marginal pasture and they require one-quarter to one-half the forage a beef cow eats. Plus, they're protective mothers that calve with ease; you needn't pull calves when raising these bovines. They're parasite and disease resistant, they have wonderfully sound hooves, and they're remarkably long-lived.
What are the release dates for Wild Beasts at Large - 1913?
Wild Beasts at Large - 1913 was released on: USA: 7 June 1913
One factor that distinguished the Americas from Eurasia in the pre-Columbian era is that?
no large animals were domesticated in the Americas except the llama in South America.
Where do sheep domesticate?
In your pasture. Sheep are not normally domesticated. Large flocks are used to being prey animals and have learned to not trust other species (including animals) but day to day contact with them in a closed environement can make them quite friendly and most definatley domesticated. Laurie Andreacci - Laurie's Lambs
Is a pig a domestic or wild animals?
Pigs are domesticated animals and produced by pig farmers for the meat industry. However there are many wild pigs at large. So they are both domestic and wild.
Oxen in a sentence?
Oxen are large domesticated animals commonly used for pulling carts, plows, or wagons on farms.
What is a large cat called the kind of beasts?
Lion
Why is the buufalo reffered as a gentle giant?
I have searched this and seem to get lots of hits with regard to a New York test about this question. It depends whether the buffalo is domesticated or not (a beast of burden) Wild buffalo are large and fierce, more like an aggressive giant.
What animals have large pinnas?
Animals with large pinnas, or external ear structures, include species like the African elephant, fennec fox, and certain breeds of domesticated dogs such as the Basenji. Large pinnas help these animals regulate body temperature and enhance their hearing abilities. In the case of the fennec fox, the oversized ears also aid in dissipating heat in their desert habitat.
