this slide show is all about African Lion and there, sybiotic relationship with Zebras. This will be all the info you need to know.

1. Interdepending & Adapting By Jamie Machin Class 6B October 2009

2. Introduction On this project I chose an African Lion and a Zebra, because they are almost extinct. I forgot to tell you what this project was about, it’s about SYIMBYOSES. Symbioses is a when one thing depends on something to live. Like… Panda and bamboo. So as we go along we will find, the symbiotic relationship between an African Lion and Zebra. So get ready to learn.

4. African Lions usually hunt in the early morning, late afternoon and night.

5. When a Lion hunts it creeps up until it is about 10 meters from its prey and then attacks.

6. Lions wait in long grass for its prey.

7. African lions can sprint up to 60 km per hour!

8. Male lions weigh up to 440 pounds and female lions weigh up to 330 pounds! Mmmm dinner time

9. The African lion & the Zebra Stage 2 Zebra : I love playing with my family and friends who wants to play. Lion : I want to play zebra. Zebra: I can`t play with you. My mum warned me that you are dangerous and always wanting to hurt us. Lion : But that’s not fair. My dad tells me that we have to eat to survive. Zebra : Well, why can’t you eat some leaves ? Lion : We are carnivores and so we eat meat to survive. You wouldn’t want me and my family to become extinct would you ? Zebra: Of course not Lion, we both have enough to worry about with those humans, but I also have to worry about you ! Lion : OK, well happy running zebra, perhaps I’ll see you around someday……………………….

10. Stage 3 African Lion

11. Stage 3 Zebra

12. Stage 4 Comparing They both live in dangerous & wild environments They both have strong plus hard teeth The coat is used for confusing the hunter Zebra Coats Faster Lion Mane Forelimbs Wild Dangerous Teeth The Mane is used for making it look bigger The Zebra has strong forelimbs making it faster If the lion didn't have big forelimbs it wouldn't be as fast as it is

13. No Lions were harmed in the making of this Comic Strip

14. Stage 5 Comic Don`t worry I`ll save us all! Ow !!!!! Hear my roar its like nothing you’ve heard before. No one can capture moi. Then a hunter came This is Tim the Lion Food Where am I ?!?! Food now now can I get my claw down there You can hear how scared he is He was quiet hungry Suddenly he saw something Still need to find out what this place is Help, so cold! Goanna tell my children about this But the water was so cold We all know how dumb he is so… But after he said that. He thought if I have any. He was not used To all this snow and ice, And still a little confused…

15. Cool stuff Stage 6 The stuff I didn't know about the Lion was: It had four forelimbs, it looked taller because of its mane. It could run up to 60 mph. Stuff I knew about the lion: It had pretty big teeth, it lives in the Savanna. Stuff I thought was just strange: It would eat the bones of its prey and would make sure that only the skull remains. All this happens to Zebras, Giraffes and many other animals. This is part of nature, all this happens over and over again. Like the water cycle …..it’s the circle of life.

16. A creature Stage 7 And last but certainly not least we have the back… on a lion there is a back bone near the rear end. This helps it keep balance. I have chose that for my last one. Head of a lion… it is the most dangerous part of the lions body. The reason it is so dangerous is because of the teeth and the mane. I chose the teeth This is a woodland creature. some live on the savanna some live in the woods. They all have trouble blending in. So you don't see them with food a lot. teeth Mane And me the Eagle my wings are one of the reasons I stay alive most of the time. I have chose this. Fore limbs Body of a lion … the body of a lion has numerous part but the two main ones are. The Mane and the fore limbs. I chose both Back Bone Wings

17. So this… Plus this… Also this… And this… Is this…

18. Stage 8 Notes on stages On stage one it was all about how they have a symbiosis On stage Two was a script for children instead of using words like symbiosis. On stage three was showing what is in there life what do they do In there life. On stage four was what the two animals had in common and there differences. On stage five it was showing what was most likely to happen in that sort of situation. On stage six at the end the message was… like in the lion king: It is the circle of life. On stage seven I automatically knew what I was going to do, but I had to explain.

19. Bibliography http://www.compfight.com/ http://wiki.answers.com/ http://www.wikipedia.org/ http://www.africaguide.com/wildlife/lion.htm http://images.google.co.uk/images?hl=en&source=hp&q=African+lion&gbv=2&aq=f&oq=