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13 questions
What Happens To Your Body When You Climb Mount Everest
Mount Everest Climate Zones
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When Should You Climb Mount Everest?
Trim End | 05:11
Question 1 | 00:32
Question 2 | 01:47
Question 3 | 03:02
Question 4 | 04:25
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Question 2
01:47
Question 3
03:02
Question 4
04:25
Question 5
5.

Follow the links to research the various plants and animals that live in the Himalayas. Then drag them to the correct climate zone(s).

  • Alpine Chough
  • Apollo's Butterfly
  • Bengal Tiger
  • Blood Pheasant
  • Himalayan Black Bear
  • Himalayan Edelweiss
  • Himalayan Jumping Spider
  • Himalayan Tahr
  • Himalayan Monal
  • Juniper
  • Musk Deer
  • Orchid
  • Red Panda
  • Snow Leopard
  • Tree Rhododendron
  • Yak
  • Arctic Zone
  • Upper Alpine
  • Middle Alpine
  • Lower Alpine
Question 6
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Which zone has the fewest species?

Question 7
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Why? (from #6)

Question 8
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Describe two ways that different Himalayan species interact with each other. (be specific)

Question 9
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Describe two ways that humans have impacted Himalayan species.

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Question 13
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Keeping all of these factors in mind and with the understanding that it takes around two months to climb Mount Everest, when should you start your climb and why?

Question 10
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Based on the Average Low Temperatures on the summit, which three months have the warmest temperatures?

Question 11
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Based on the Average Wind Speed on the summit, which three months have the calmest winds?

Question 12
12.

Based on the Average Humidity for Base Camp, which three months have the highest chance of snow? (hint: more humidity means more moisture in the air)