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 * Welcome to Twin Falls, Idaho!!!!**

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Some good wild fruits and plants to eat are... 1. Wild strawberries 2. Wild berries such as black, raspberries, and blue berries. 3. A rare berry is a red huckleberry, or the black huckleberry. 4. Black raspberries are common in Idaho. 5. Any wild nuts. 6. A good healthy choice would be sassafras. 7. You can also fish for fresh water fish.
 * Plant Expert**

Some foods that you should avoid... 1. Poisonous plants such as ivy and oak are very dangerous plants to be around. 2. Cassava is a native plant to Twin Falls, it is highly toxic. 3. Black Locust have pods that are toxic. 4. Darnel is a type of grass found in little patches of grass you can get a rash.

This is a map of Twin Falls, Idaho. It has all of the roads and a little view of the area. Twin falls is basicly just bare land.
 * Land and Weather Expert**

Animals in Twin Falls include black and grizzly bears, peregrine falcons, elk, sheep, goats, foxes, and insects.
 * DON'T HUNT!!**
 * American Grizzly and Black Bears:** Bears are omnivores with their diets consisting mainly of fish, berries, and small rodents. Bears live near rivers or other bodies of water, because it is easier to catch meals. Tracks have five toes, and claw marks may or may not show.
 * Peregrine Falcons:** Peregrine Falcons are carnivores, praying on small to medium sized birds, like doves or pigeons. They also eat small mammals like hares, squirrels, and others. They nest on or near cliffs or trees. Tracks are large showing three toes and claws, with a flap between the 2nd and 3rd toes.
 * Moose:** Moose are herbivores, with their diets consisting of trees like willows, firs, and other trees. Moose in Idaho live in the deciduous forests, with lakes near by.Their tracks are relatively large, consisting of two half circles. If a moose is running, tracks can show dewclaws.


 * Red Foxes:** Red Foxes are omnivores mostly praying on small rodents, birds, and various nuts and berries. They live in or near forests. Red fox tracks show four claws and [[image:http://www.beartrackersden.com/beartracker/images/blackbearpattern.gif width="73" height="378" align="left" caption="Black bear trail pattern drawing by Kim A. Cabrera"]]toes. The paw is covered with fur, so it can be hard to distinct.
 * DO HUNT!!**


 * Pygmy Rabbit:** Pygmy Rabbits are herbivores, eating mostly sagebrush, grass, and forbs. They live in areas that are heavily covered with shrubs or vegetation. Tracks are small circles.


 * Steelhead Trout:** Steelhead trout are herbivores, feeding off of algae and other plants. They can live in a wide range of temperatures. They do not leave tracks because they are fish.


 * White Sturgeon:** White Sturgeon are one of the biggest freshwater fish in the world. They are herbivores feeding off of algae. They live on the bottom of slow-moving rivers and other bodies of freshwater.


 * Grey Wolf:** Grey wolves are carnivores, praying on elk, caribou, beavers, or rabbits.


 * Canada Lynx:**

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