1. Where do they live? -> live in traditional tents 2. Where do they usually live in the summer? -> lives in short grass areas near water sources 3. Why are horses the guardian animal of nomadic children? -> Because Any nomad can ride a horse. They use horses to help their families and roam 4. Why do nomads live in tents? -> Because: the tent keeps them cool in summer and warm in winter, even when the temperature drops below minus 50 degrees Celsius. This tent can be erected, unloaded and carried with you. 5. How many times do they move in a year and move for what? -> move two or three times a year in search of new pastures for livestock.
1. What major food source of food nomads is based on?
They live mainly on food reserves, or more specifically some Mongolian nomads eat both raw meat and reindeer blood.
2. How do nomads move by?
They move by horse in desert and reindeer in the highlands.
3. How do nomads survive?
They move through many places, set up camp when they get tired to stay healthy and work together in a group of many people
4. What animals nomads are often confronted with?
They often have to fight with wolfs, bears, hyenas and other nomads to figh to protect them and their food.
5.Due to their complicated life of adventure and migration, how do they teach their children?
These kids only learn the traditional language, practice hunting, and the skills needed to survive
1. Where do they live?
-> live in traditional tents
2. Where do they usually live in the summer?
-> lives in short grass areas near water sources
3. Why are horses the guardian animal of nomadic children?
-> Because Any nomad can ride a horse. They use horses to help their families and roam
4. Why do nomads live in tents?
-> Because: the tent keeps them cool in summer and warm in winter, even when the temperature drops below minus 50 degrees Celsius. This tent can be erected, unloaded and carried with you.
5. How many times do they move in a year and move for what?
-> move two or three times a year in search of new pastures for livestock.