Prairie Dogs

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if you don't socialize your dog with other dogs it will snap at them because it wants to protect you. I know this because we lived on a farm for a number of years and our dog was not used to other dogs. When we moved to the city she would jump snarl and snap at other dogs. This will happen if you don't get it used to people other than ones that it is used to as well.

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As the Blackland prairies is made up of mostly clay, the weathering that takes place in the Blackland prairies is mostly of the small sediments and rocks in there. The geography of the Blackland prairies is slightly rolling hills and and leveled terrain. So, weathering is just mostly of the rocks and breaking them down.

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Prairie dogs are considered a keystone species in their ecosystem, as they create habitat and provide food for a variety of other species. Their extensive burrow systems also help improve soil quality and promote plant growth. Additionally, prairie dogs are prey for many predators, contributing to the overall balance of the ecosystem.

No there aren't any prairie dogs in australia. They live only in the plains.

No. Elk are herbivorous, not carnivorous.

There are a few rivers in the prairie regions of North America. However, due to low precipitation, the volume of water in those rivers is low. Streams fill up after periods of higher precipitation, and can often dry up almost completely. In the spring, snowmelt is the main source of water to fill those rivers, and much of the rivers originate in the Rocky Mountains.

The chemical cycle on a prairie is characterized by the dynamic interactions between organic and inorganic elements within the ecosystem. Nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and carbon are cycled through processes like decomposition, plant uptake, and soil microbial activity. These cycles support diverse plant and animal life, with grasses and deep-rooted plants playing a crucial role in carbon sequestration and nutrient retention. Overall, the prairie ecosystem maintains a balance that fosters productivity and resilience against environmental changes.

Lewis and Clark spent an entire day trying to capture a prairie dog, after they encountered their first prairie dog city which covered some four acres on September 7, 1804. They killed one, then captured another alive by pouring a great quantity of water down its hole. The following April they sent one live prairie dog to Jefferson with the small party that returned downriver to St. Louis. Remarkably, the creature arrived alive.

The prairie affects people by providing essential ecosystem services such as carbon storage, soil fertility, and water filtration, which support agriculture and sustain livelihoods. Additionally, prairies offer recreational opportunities and contribute to cultural heritage, fostering a connection to nature. They also play a role in biodiversity conservation, benefiting both the environment and local economies through tourism and conservation efforts. Overall, the health of prairie ecosystems directly influences the quality of life for nearby communities.

The blackland prairie area lies to the west of the post oak belt.

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because there is soft ground.

The prairie is supposedly a good place to raise crops due to the rich, black fertile soil and flat, open land. However, prairies don't come with the amount of rainfall that is needed to grow a good crop, so water must be brought in in the form of irrigation in order to meet the moisture needs to hope to have a good bumper crop.

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their tails are bushy becauese of their weight.

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By burrowing, digging a hole and hiding in it.

Yes. Badgers dig and enter prairie dog's burrows. they will stay inside and eat every prairie dog who has not managed to flee.

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