Yellowstone National Park - Animal Senses

Ranger Margo from Yellowstone National Park discusses the park's wildlife and their use of senses for survival. The video covers the five senses: taste, sight, smell, hearing, and touch, explaining how different animals utilize these senses in their environment. The video also emphasizes the importance of keeping wildlife wild by not feeding them human food.

What is the second most common reason people visit Yellowstone National Park?

How many different species of mammals are found in Yellowstone?

Why is it important to keep food locked away when visiting Yellowstone?

What adaptations do wolves have that make them effective predators?

How do bison's teeth differ from those of wolves, and what does this indicate about their diets?

What is the significance of an animal's eye placement in relation to its survival?

Which animal is known to have the best sense of smell in Yellowstone?

What role does the sense of touch play in the survival of animals with paws versus those with hooves?

What is the fastest land mammal in North America, and how fast can it run?

How do the senses of animals in Yellowstone compare to those of humans?