Travel Times
About 15,000 years ago the first people walked to Craters of the Moon. Just a few hundred years ago people traveled there on horses, then wagons. And now you're going there in a bus. See how long it would have taken to do the trip on foot or horseback.
| Bus odometer reading (miles) | |
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| End of trip: subtract |
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| Beginning of trip: equals |
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A walker, horse rider, or wagon goes about 2 miles per hour. To see how long this trip would have taken in the old days, take the total miles and divide it by 2 miles per hour.
| total miles / 2 miles per hour | |
| = | total hours of travel. |
You only travel about 10 hours a day. To see how many days your trip would take, divide the total hours of travel by 10 hours per day.
| total hours of travel / 10 hours per day | |
| = | total days of travel. |
Craters of the Moon
PLANTS
 Indian paintbrushScabland penstemonAntelope bitterbrushSagebrushRabbit brushPrickly pear cactusSyringaLimber pineQuaking aspenDouglas fir
MAMMALS
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BIRDS
Northern HarrierGolden eagleAmerican kestrelMourning doveRed-naped sapsuckerViolet-green swallowBlack billed magpieCommon ravenClark's nutcrackerMountain bluebirdRock wrenAmerican RobinWestern tanagerRufous-sided towheeBrewer's blackbird
REPTILES
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