To determine which animal would have the lowest bar on a bar graph representing the populations of different animals, we need to compare the populations directly. Here's a step-by-step approach to solve this:
1. List the populations of each animal:
- Mountain lions: 150
- Bobcats: 300
- Coyotes: 10,000
- Deer: 25,000
2. Identify the animal with the smallest population:
- Compare each population:
- Mountain lions: 150
- Bobcats: 300
- Coyotes: 10,000
- Deer: 25,000
- Among these, the smallest number is 150.
3. Determine which animal corresponds to the smallest population:
- The smallest population, 150, corresponds to Mountain lions.
Therefore, when the data is put onto a bar graph, the animal with the lowest bar would be the Mountain lions, with a population of 150.
