The document discusses three animals found in Doñana National Park: the imperial eagle, Iberian lynx, and Greek tortoise. The imperial eagle eats other animals and flies. The Iberian lynx lives only in Spain, eats meat, and moves on land by walking and jumping. The Greek tortoise eats plants like lettuce, moves slowly on land, and was born from an egg like the imperial eagle.

1. Open Educational
Digital Project by
Álvaro Antón Pérez

2. Doñana
National Park
It is a natural reserve in Andalusia,Southern Spain. In the
Park there are around 554 different species. Some of
these are in danger of extinction like the Iberian lynx or
the imperial eagle.

3. Imperial eagle
Hello dear friends, I am an imperial eagle. I eat other
animals that I have to hunt, so I am a carnivorous animal.
As an eagle,I have wings to fly, so my movement is by air.
Let me conclude by saying that as an eagle I was born
from an egg, in other words I am an oviparous animal.

4. Iberia
n
Lynx
Hello, I am the Iberian Lynx. I live just in Spain and
nowadays, I am an endangered species. I eat meat and
so, I am a carnivorous animal. As a Lynx I can walk and
jump so my movement is by Earth. Finally, I was born
from the belly of my mother so as a mammal, I am a
viviparous animal.

5. Greek Tortoise
Hi little friends, I am a Greek Tortoise. I eat plants and the one that I
like best is lettuce, so I am a herbivorous animal. As a tortoise I walk
very slowly and I can't jump, so my movement is by Earth. I was born
from an egg of my mother so I am an oviparous animal. Please help
me not disappear and let's create a better world for us to live in.