I notice in the graph that a lot of animals were killed in week one. I think it's because people wanted to look for roadkill and then people didn't try as hard later. I don't know why a lot of animals weren't killed in week two. I think that the animals wanted to stay out of the rain because it was raining a lot.

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I noticed that the animal that died the most was the gray squirrel because it has a large population in Rye and New Castle. I also noticed the mink had the smallest amount of deaths because of its tiny population in Rye and New Castle.

This graph shows all the animals that died due road kill in several weeks.  Its very surprising, and you would never guess that this much people kill these many animals just to careless driving. So watchout for animals aswell as just other cars on the road, because it's their habitat aswell.

Over the last 8 weeks my class has tracked the roadkill that we have seen on the roads around Rye and Newcastle. The graph above shows the total amount of roadkill and each type of animal. The animal that we have seen the most was the poor little gray squirrel. We found 21 gray squirrels plastered to the road.

In this graph you can see the amount of road kill that was found in the rye and newcastle area over the course of 7 weeks. week one and seven have the most roadkill and everywhere inbetween varies. I thought that is was suprising how many animals were killed per week by cars in these two small towns.

Our class recorded the amounts of Roadkill for March 9 to May 10 2009. The Graph above shows the number of Roadkills of an animals during the recording of our data. The most roadkil was squirrels at 21. Recording and keeping track of Roadkill can help us in the future to find out what causes more or less and find out things about the eycosytem around us.

The graph above shows the amounts of roakill per animal by week. As you can see the squirrel has the most by far. I think this is because it is a very common animal that is always up and about. I think this graph could also give a good prediction of what roadkill numbers might be like in the years to come.

 With the graph i noticed that there is not really a steady death rate. But, i think that it is the weather because the weather was very different all of those weeks.

    Our school is learning about the roadkill in Rye and Newcastle! For the last 8 weeks we have been recording the roadkill that we found. As you can see on the graph below the Gray Squirrels have been hit alot more than any of the other animals. Deers, raccoons, red squirrels, minks and mice have only been found once as roadkill. I think that Gray Squirrels have been hit the most because they can live very close to the road and if their is a tree dropping nuts or berries in the road the squirrels will want to get them. 

I noticed that the animal who died the most was the Gray Squirrel because it has the biggest population in Rye and New Castle.

This is a graph of the amount of roadkill found in the Rye and New Castle area. We found that the gray Squirrel was the highest amount of road kill found. There were many animals that were only found once like the mink and the deer. I found that it was very unusual that 3 frogs were found in the last week and no other week when we were counting the roadkill. 

This blog displays the amount of road kill in rye new hampshire in a seven week spand. There are many different animals in the graph the squirrel was the animal that was killed the most it had a number of twenty three, this graph is very good to keep track of the numbers of animals killed a year or even a month.

Our grade recorded roadkill in our community for 8 weeks. This graph represents the total recorded deaths for each animal over the 8 week period.I was surprised with the amount of gray squirrel deaths.

This graph represents the amount of found roadkill in Rye and New Castle New Hampshire. The most common found roadkill was the grey squirrel.

In my seventh grade science class has been studying roadkill in our towns, Rye and New Castle. We have been studying this for 7 weeks each year for more than fifteen years. All of our data goes one data base but other people can axis it. The animal that was hit the most this year was the gray squirrel, and people hit 21 of them. We counted many animals that only got hit once.

          From this graph you can see that the gray squirrel had the most roadkill and the deer, mink, mouse, raccoon and red squirrel had the least amount of roadkill.   The largest number of roadkill for a certain animal was 21 gray squirrels and the least amount was 1 of each for the deer, mink, mouse, raccoon and red squirrel. It is interesting to graph out the information from our charts and see the large differences between the different amounts of roadkill for each animal in 2009 in the towns of Rye and New Castle, New Hampshire. 

This tells how many animals died each week out of six weeks

 This graph shows that the most Roadkill was found in the first week of our research which was March 9-15.  This could have happened because this is one of the first weeks of spring when all the animals are starting to emerge from there deep winter hiding places and are coming back to meet spring.

This graph showed that the most commonly hit animal was the Gray Squirrel, while the mink, raccoon and other animals were only hit once or twice

                   For the past nine weeks we have been looking for roadkill when we were driving. This graph shows the amount of roadkill found each week for the first seven weeks of our experiment. We looked for roadkill in Rye and New Castle, NH.f your blog here!

 Our 7^th grade class has been recording the road kill we have seen on our roads. I thought you would found it interesting what we found so this is a graph of what we saw! I would like to point out that LOTS of squirrels seemed to be killed the most? Why do u think that would be!?

         For the last 8 weeks our science class has been recording roadkill found in our town. After the nine weeks, we looked at the data found to see if there was anything we could conclude from the information. In this graph, I showed the amount of roadkill each animal had. You can compare and observe the difference between each animal and try to find information that is true about gthe graph.

At school we have been working on a project called "Road Kill" which is a project where you record the number of road kill you find  on the road within where you live and then at the end you graph it all.

We are working on a roadkill project in 7th and ive noticed that gray squirrels and red squirrels... squirrels in general are the ones that get killed the most. Why is this? Are they not intellegent enough to realise the danger? Are they not fast enough? why are they crossing or going on the road? why?WHY?WHY? I do not know...

In this graph, I noticed that there were more roadkill in week 1 than in any other week. I think this is because the animals are done hibernating and are coming out. The second highest week was Week 7. I think this because it is getting warmer and there are insects and flowers for the animals to eat.

This is a graph about how the number or roadkill in Rye and New Castle varies from 13 a month to about 1 or 2. This is interesting data to look into because you can see how many animals are killed each month in your town.

This is a graph i made in class. It is about how much roadkill has been found in rye and rye beach over 7 weeks.

With all of the information collected by the school, we were able to make graphs on how much roadkill for the Rye? New Castle Area.

Our class did a project on Roadkill on the roads in New Castle and Rye, NH.  We kept track of how much roadkill was on the roads and we wrote down the animals for 7 weeks.  This graph shows the amount of different animals that were roadkill during the 7 week period.  I noticed that the gray squirrels had by far the highest number of roadkill.  I believe they are the highest because Rye and New Castle have more gray squirrels than any other animal.

The Gray Squirrels had the greatest number of roadkill in 2009, there were 21 killed. The Raccoon, Mink, Deer, and Red Squirrels had the least number of roadkill in 2009, each animal only had 1.

  I notice that week # 6 has the least amount of road kill. and that the first week that we started this project we saw a lot of roadkill.

 This year in the Rye/Newcastle area we observed the amount of roadkill that we found on the side of the road. This way we can tell how up or down the animal populations are. If there is more roadkill, than the population of that animal is up, and vice versa .

this is a graph of the amount of animals found on week 1-7 this particular graph doesn'r show the specific animal but the total amount of animals for the week in total.

 What I noticed on the graph is that the highest roadkill is gray squirrels. The number of gray squirrels killed was 21. That is probably because they always run out on roads and cars never see them because they are so small. The lowest roadkill with 1 as the number is the mink, red squirrel, mouse, and deer.

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We recently gathered data of roadkill. Some of the data is from a long time ago, and some is from this year. Roadkill is an interesting subject to study. It is really neat though to learn about all of the roadkill and graph it out.

 This graph shows the types of roadkill in Rye and New Castle. The outcome of this graph is very interesting. It shows that a lot of Gray Squirrels are being killed, the outcome was 21! This graph shows me that we need to keep out for those Gray squirrels because of the so many that were killed. I can now see that we need to keep an eye out for the wild animals out there!

I saw that mostly only squirrel got killed  becasue they are the most commen to get killed  

  This is a graph of all of the road kill that has been seen since week 1. Our school has been doing this project for 17 years. Notice week 8 has no road kill, this is because we had vacation during that week.

In our science class, we are studing roadkill in our area. We made graphs to take a closer look at the eight week period we've been studying so far.

I made a graph on the total number of animals killed in Rye and New Castle, New Hampshire. Something i noticed about my graph was that the number of gray squirrels way higher than any of the other numbers. There were twenty-one gray squirrels killed in eight weeks. Compared to the other animals that is really high. There was only one mink, deer, and red squirrel. I think that this year the number of gray squirrels is over populated.

I noticed that Grey Squirrel was one of the most hit animals on this graph. The two second most hit roadkill were Birds and Chipmunks. The least hit animals were Mink, Mouse, Deer, Red Squirrel, and Raccoon.

This is a graph of the roadkill gathered by our town. We are trying to find out what is the animal population of each species today, if there is an increase of a single kind of animal of roadkill, there is a large population of them, if there are some roadkill of some sorts of animals that means there is a normal population. Alot of people from all over New England have been recording this data. I think its good to see what the animal population, and its good to keep track and make sure that no animal goes extinct.

 This Graph represents the amount of Road Kill here in Rye/ New Castle NH. We are doing another project of what we think is the biggest reason that road kill is happening. My reason is little animals make more road kill, because people dont see them as well, and people do a little amount to avoid them. Big animals are different. People stop, swerve, or anything to miss the animal.

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The Roadkill graph above shows the number of animals killed in Rye/New Castle, New Hampshire through a 7 week period. It seems that the most Roadkill was found in week one and it decreased in week six. From week three to week five was when the Roadkill was pretty steady and stayed the same.

This Graph is to help explain roadkill situations in the US. This graph only shows Rye and Newcastle, NH.

The thing that i noticed the most was that small animals are hit the most, especially gray squirrels. What suprised me the most was that there were almost no deer were hit.

This is a graph over eight weeks telling us how much roadkill there is in the town of Rye and New Castle New Hampshire.

I notteced that week one and week sevan had the most roadkill.I also noticced that week six had the least amount of road kill.Also week four, three ,and five are all had the same amount of road kill.