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Tracking
Quizzes
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Quiz #54 - Question
by Brian Booth |
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This quiz features an animal that all trackers
should get to know, as it is common and prevalent over a wide expanse of
northern North America. |
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Photo 54A
Habitat: A ski resort in the Cascades Mountains, Washington state.
Time of year: November |
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Photo 54B
There is an animal trail going
uphill in the fresh, wet slushy snow. |
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Photo 54C
Photo 54C is a montage of overhead
shots, showing the pattern of tracks in groups of four. There are
four groups of tracks here - the second set of tracks did not
register very well. The stride ranged from 32 to 48 inches. |
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Photo 54D
Photos 54D / 54E / 54F are zoomed
in on individual groups of tracks. The group measured 8½ inches long
by 6½ inches wide. The larger feet generally measured 3 inches long
by 3¼ inches wide, and the smaller feet measured 2 3/8 inches long
by 2 inches wide. |
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Photo 54E
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Photo 54F |
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Question: What animal made the tracks? |
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