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They help people by taking them place to place and transporting things where vehicles can't be driven.

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The Iditarod ends in Nome.

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The dogs have thick callous pads and fur on their feet. They don't need booties or such like city dwellers do for their dogs. I suspect that the whole jacket and bootie thing is more about how the city owners feel than how their dogs feel.

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A German Shepherd could pull a sled its strong enough to all you would need to do would be to train it and they are very smart

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Because he thought that the dogs shouldn't be taken from Alaska and he felt bad for them. He thought the last big race was a good history so he decided to repeat the same route every year.

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Strongest are usually the dogs CLOSEST to the sled.

Then it's second strongest and so on until the leader dog, with the most experience

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It is the award given to the last musher to cross the finish line in Nome. It began as a joke years ago, and became a good luck symbol for the race. A "widow's lamp" is lite in Nome, and hung at the finish line, the same day the Iditarod, (dog sled race) starts in Anchorage Alaska. The lantern will be left burning day and night until the last contestant crosses the finish line. The last musher to cross the finish line in Nome, is responsible for turning the lantern off. Now, the last to finish the race is awarded the Red Lantern Award. It shows the perseverance and dedication needed to finish the race. It usually takes 14-15 days to finish the Iditarod.

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The actual fact would be, that the Giants had not been defeated for 26 straight games, surely a feat that is quite a task to match. If you reversed it, and made it losses, and the Giants had not been able to win in 26 tries, even though they tied one, they still did not win, and the Cubs came close by losing 21...... We wouldn't tag the Cubs with the worst losing streak because the Giants almost won a game.

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yes

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Even numbered years

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10 to 17 days 1500 miles

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Nobody knows for sure because Balto's father was never brougt up when the Balto films were created. Fans have created their own versions of Balto's father, but as for an official character, he doesn't exist.

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they have 3 tasks:

1.strenght

2.speed

3.tracker

In number 1, the musher puts the dogs harnesses on them individualy and, with a string, ties a peice of log to the dogs harnesses.Let them race down a hill and the first one down wins.

In number 2, the musher basicaly plays fetch, and throws a ball.The first dog to get it wins.

In number 3,the musher hides bits of food in hard places and the dog that find the most treats wins.

If some dog(s) draw,then the musher must pick the biggest(fattest)dog(s) to be either at the back or in the middle

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I think it's due to a change in atmospheric pressure; if you go up or down the density of the air around varies. As you fall closer to the Earth's surface the density of the air increases (probably due to gravity). I think that the pressure of the air inside your ears should be equal to the pressure of the air surrounding you. Your ears should naturally adjust the pressure inside your head to account for any vertical movement, however too much vertical movement will be too much for your ears to change pressure levels without quickly evacuating air (which gives the popping sensation). You ears would most likely pop when you are in a helicopter or plane, also scuba divers employ measures to deliberately pop their ears as they descend (as water is a lot more pressured than air). You should notice that just before your ear pops, the quality of sound input will be poor, this is due to the bubble of air. Air can be evacuated through your nose. This can explain why you get ear aches when you have a cold. Ear popping can often relieve pain in your ear in such incidents. You can deliberately pop your ears by taking in a deep breath and closing your mouth, then pinch your nose with your finger and thumb and try to blow out all the air in your lungs through your nose (air shouldn't escape if you are holding your nose properly), the resulting density of air in your head will force your ear to pop. This is the trick divers use.

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thirteen

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Anchorage, Alaska to Nome, Alaska

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They use sled dogs like alaskan Malemutes,and Siberian huskies.

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it means to turn right

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$50,400

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maybe from 0-100

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como es que el idetarod junior y los entrenadores ayudan a dusty y a los perros

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I do not think Libby Riddles is dead yet

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Norman Vaughan and he is 88 years old!!!! he was 100 when he died!