Plants and animals project: plant and animal research the plantae and animalia kingdoms encompass a very diverse group of species. there are over a million species altogether, and more are being discovered. plants include trees, shrubs, bushes, flowers, grass, etc. animals include sea urchins, mollusks, insects, fish, birds, mammals, etc. for this project, you will narrow your search down and choose one plant and one animal to research and discuss in detail. directions choose one plant and one animal and write a paper that includes both using 300-500 words. in your paper, discuss the following: general (common) name of your plant/animal and taxonomic species name (all 7 levels of classification) of your plant/animal plant—vascular or nonvascular; animal—invertebrate, chordate, or vertebrate) brief description (physical characteristics; habitat(s); eating habits, if applicable) include a labeled model showing the organelles of your plant/animal reproduction method(s) as a conclusion for your paper, decide which of your organisms, in your opinion, is most important to life on earth. explain your reasons.

Grey wolf research

Explanation:

The grey wolf, also known as th Canis lupus, is the largest wild member of the dog, or candiae, family with an vertebrate. They are native to the the Northern Hemisphere, with large canine teeth, powerful jaw and and ability to run up to 40 miles per hour, they are the ideal killing machine. Preying upon animals much larger than themselves, as they measure out to be 6 and 1/2 feet long, they hunt moose, elk, deer, and sometimes, hares and small rodents. They live, hunt and travel in packs of 7 to 8 other wolves, the male and female alpha, and their offspring; alphas choose where they establish territory, choose den sites and track prey. They can birth up to 6 to 7 pups in a liter, breeding season accuring during January and February, pregnancy lasting up to 63 days, and after 10 months, they should be able to hunt on their own and disperse. Wolves not only help with one species' population control, but dozens, they may be one of the most important predators

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blue is scattered more than other colors because it travels as shorter, smaller waves. this is why we see a blue sky most of the time.