Yellowstone Lake

wondrous lineaments of the landscape. Indeed, Moran and Tavernier remain great painters and are still revered because of otherworldly beauty of their landscape portraits. Thomas Moran in his pictorial presentation, Below the Towers of Tower Falls, Yellowstone Park, 1909, oil on canvas, which is based on nature utilizes shapes that are preponderantly organic and give his art the environmental and natural taste (Moran). His piece, with its vibrant natural presence and lighting is captivating to…

commenting on the fact the the groups Red wolves and Eastern wolves aren't a “species” anymore.but then states “Red wolves and eastern wolves look similar to gray wolves but are often treated as different species. Eastern wolves live in the Great Lakes region, where gray wolves are now scarcer. Red wolves call the southeastern United States home. That’s a region where gray wolves no longer exist” they explain the relations but they also call the Red wolves as a “different species“ as gray wolves…

In “Albert Bierstadt and the White Mountains”, The White Mountains played a greater part in the formation of Bierstadt's art than is usually assumed, and his curiosity about nature continued for much of his life. Also during this time, Bierstadt’s art was also influenced throughout his life by his interest in photography, which was initiated by his partnership with Peter Fales during their time on expeditions. On Bierstadt’s first Western trip, from April to November of 1859, Bierstadt…

surface. Most geysers erupt fountains of hot water and steam intermittently or episodically. As mentioned at the beginning, hydrothermals features such as hydrothermal vents and geysers are related to the diverging plate tectonics; however, the Yellowstone National Park in Montana and Wyoming rest over a different geothermical structure, a hot spot. The hot spots “are individual spot of upwelling material originated in the asthenosphere or deeper in the mantle with a tendency to remain fixed to…

bears in North America. Today, there are an estimated 1,800 grizzly bears remaining in five populations in the lower 48 states. Most of these bears are located in the Northern Continental Divide Population (including Glacier National Park) and the Yellowstone Population. Alaska is home to a healthy grizzly (sometimes called brown bear) population. Diet- Grizzly bears are omnivores, and their diet can vary widely. They may eat…

Snowmobiles have existed since the 1900’s, but it has managed to reform itself since then. The culture of snowmobiles altered from needed transportation to entertainment. The use of these vehicles has increased quite efficiently and has caused various issues regarding the overall use of it as well. As far as we could remember snowmobiles have been around for a while now. It is a part of the Indigenous culture and represented how the indigenous people transported in the arctic. The main use for…

Writing history, N. Scott Momaday the author of The Way to Rainy Mountain, writes to remember, recollect, and restore his cultural heritage essay (Oates, Joyce 2000). In his pictorial essay, revealing and recovering what is part of his own untold story, Momaday takes on a journey to be at the Aho’s grave, his beloved grandmother and revive her memories of Kiowa. Artfully, he merges two sets of stories to cast his tale: first, he describes Aho’s memories as the only human link to his tribe and…

How Geo-processes Change the Surface of the Earth “Volcanologists have identified the existence of more than 40,000 volcanoes on Earth”(1). Volcanoes are not the only factor in the changing of the Earth’s surface. There are multiple reasons for the Earth to change. Geoprocesses including tsunamis, volcanoes, and earthquakes all contribute to affect the Earth and its surface. First, tsunamis produce transformations in the Earth’s surface. A tsunami is caused by an earthquake in the ocean. In…

prokaryotic organism. So these micro-organisms had to be moved into its own domain. These organisms are what many biologists call the “Life Extremists”. They are found in places that have horrible environmental conditions. Places like a hot springs in Yellowstone National Park or even found in the stomach of humans and cows to help with digestion. Some scientists believe these organisms may be the oldest living inhabitants on planet Earth. Some micro-biologists also believe we will see…

Your name: Sandy Zanetti Topic: The importance of visiting the national parks General Purpose: To persuade Speech Pattern: Motivated sequence Specific Purpose: At the end of my speech my audience will be convinced to visit a national park, and want to visit NPS.org to find out more about them. Thesis Statement: America’s national parks are incredible sanctuaries, people should be want to see national parks because they are beneficial for you and different aspects of your life on earth, and…