To determine which animal would have the lowest bar on a bar graph representing the number of individuals in a Rocky Mountain Forest, we need to find the organism with the smallest population.
Here are the given populations for each organism:
- Mountain lions: 150
- Bobcats: 300
- Coyotes: 10,000
- Deer: 25,000
We compare these population counts:
1. Mountain lions have a population of 150.
2. Bobcats have a population of 300.
3. Coyotes have a population of 10,000.
4. Deer have a population of 25,000.
By examining these numbers, we can see that Mountain lions have the smallest population, which is 150.
Therefore, if this data were put into a bar graph, Mountain lions would have the lowest bar on the bar graph.