Life on the prairie in 19th century America was a hardship. Their diet consisted of what they could grow, catch and/or shoot. A vegetable garden was a must. They had to grow enough for immediate consumption and store in the cellar for those long winter months. They hunted deer, elk or like herbaviors. Leftover meat was salted and stored in the cellar. They also ate squirrel, rabbit and other small game. They raised chickens, ducks turkeys for the eggs and meat. The family cow gave milk which also supplied them in butter. Some things were traded with neighbors or the general store for things they didn't grow or make themselves.
Different things. A sandwich, an apple, etc.
They ate chicken pot pie sometimes.
Cornbread :)
for family fued: junk food, toys, noise, and mess
furniture, food, decorations, appliances, family
mostly everything trust me like food and water and all that furniture imagine 19 kids 2 adults 1 ganddaughter.... wow and 1 house...
they were a very close family because that was all they had and the men hunted and the women cooked and made the clothes and stuff like that because the men was too lazy and then the little kids were like mommy cook me some food now and they was like Noe i just made you a new butt flap . and then they lived happily ever after and died
She quit the Food Network after 6 episodes to focus on her family.
Domestic ferrets have no relationship with prairie dogs. Black footed ferrets are predators of prairie dogs, which is their main food source. The black footed ferrets uses the prairie dog burrows to live in.
food chain
food chain
Prairie dogs dig tunnels, catch food, and reproduce.
the prairie
photosynthesis
Prairie Dogs have to hunt for their own food and have to protect themselves and their food from Predators.
grasses mostly it starts with grass then the animals
Prairie dogs are not actual "dogs" so they cannot eat any kind of dog food. The prairie dog is not at all a canine, but a rodent that lives in dry, sandy places.
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Beef
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