Unraveling Multimodality with Large Language Models.pdf
Oliver's bilby report
1. It's scientific name is Macrotis Lagotis.
A bilby is a huge bandicoot that is endangered. It's also a
marsupial.
It's about the size of a rabbit.
2. Bilbies were once found in WA,SA,Vic,NSW and Qld but
they are now found in parts of Qld,NT and parts of WA.They
live in dry places like deserts,grasslands and woodlands.
3. Bilbies live in the Australian desert and sleep in a burrow
underground.Introduced animals are preying for bilbies such
as foxes, dingoes etc.
4. • The bilby's tail weighs 1.25kg.The tail is between 50-
70cm long.It's fur is really soft. They live alone by
themselves.There are 2 types of species: The greater
bilby and the lesser bilby. The lesser bilby could be
extinct because it's not been found since the 1960s
because it has been extinct. Bilbies have strong legs to
dig burrows. The rabbits were destroying their burrows
and bilbies have to make it again!
5. Bilbies are omnivores. They eat fungi, plants and other
animals. They get water from it's food so it doesn't need to
drink plain water. It's also famous for the chocolate Easter
bilby!
This is the life cycle of a bilby: 1. A male and a female
bilby come together to give birth. 2. About 2 weeks later,
the mother bilby gives birth to about 1 to 3 baby bilbies.
The baby climbs to the mother pouch to feed the baby
milk. 3. 10 or 11 weeks time, the bilby is big enough to
leave the pouch but it stays into the burrow until his mum
gets food. 4. After 2 to 3 weeks, the bilbies stay with their
mum to find food. after another week, they are ready to
leave their mum and start their life alone.
6. Summarising
comments
I learned about bilbies habitats. It lives in the Australian
Dessert and it sleeps in a burrow under ground. It lives in
Qld,NT and WA. I learned about what bilbies eat and the life
cycle of a bilby. It's an omnivore because it eats plants and
other animals.
I learned about where it lives and what it looks like.
It looks like a rabbit and it's a large bandicoot. A bilby looks
so cute!!
7. Intro about bilbies - Slide 1
Where it lives - Slide 2
Habitat- Slide 3
More about a bilby - Slide 4
What it eats and life cycle - Slide 5
Summarising comments – Slide 6
Index – Slide 7
Glossary – Slide 8
References – Slide 9
8. Glossary
Bilby- A large bandicoot.
Burrow- A little home for bilbies
Extinct- Cannot been seen in the world forever
Endangered- Seriously at risk of extinction
Omnivores- A animal that eats plants and other animals
