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Australia is a continent and country located in Oceania in the southern hemisphere. It is the sixth largest country in the world, with Canberra as its capital. Kangaroos are unique large animals that jump instead of walk and can reach speeds of 70 km/h. Koalas are one of Australia's most iconic animals, with two species that differ in size between northern and southern populations.
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Koalas are native to Australia and can be found in zoos. They are generally friendly but can get angry if annoyed. Koalas live 12-16 years, with females living longer than males. They are brown, grey, black or white with a big black nose and brown/black eyes. Koalas mainly eat eucalyptus leaves and sleep 16 hours a day to conserve energy. The largest koalas are males from northern Australia that can grow up to 740mm and 9kg.
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Koalas are marsupial mammals that only live in certain parts of Australia, specifically the southern and eastern coastal regions but not Tasmania or Western Australia. They eat eucalyptus leaves exclusively, consuming around 1 pound per day by chewing the leaves into a fine slurry and swallowing it. Koalas have sharp claws that help them climb trees, and males are generally larger than females, weighing up to 14 kg compared to 5 kg for northern females. They are mostly solitary and silent but males make loud cries during mating season.
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This document provides information about some animals native to Australia, including koalas and kangaroos. Koalas sleep most of the day in trees and eat eucalyptus leaves, living 12-15 years. Kangaroos prefer grasslands, are herbivores that eat plants, and can jump 29 feet. Female kangaroos have pouches where they carry their young called joeys. The document also states that Australians enjoy outdoor sports like cricket, scuba diving, and surfing due to the typically hot climate.
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Pablo Picasso was a highly influential Spanish painter born in 1881. He began painting and drawing at a very young age and showed early talent that was recognized by his father. Picasso experimented with different artistic styles throughout his career, including his Blue Period where he depicted sadness, his Rose Period featuring more cheerful scenes, and his revolutionary Cubist Period where he broke objects down into geometric forms. Later in his career, Picasso painted his monumental anti-war piece "Guernica" depicting the brutality of the Spanish Civil War. He had connections to the Surrealist movement as well. Picasso was one of the most famous and impactful artists of the 20th century.
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Paracuellos de Jarama was the site of mass killings during the Spanish Civil War in 1936. Several thousand prisoners were murdered when they were transferred from prisons in Madrid to Paracuellos de Jarama between November 7 and December 4. The massacres at Paracuellos de Jarama saw the organized and mass murder of prisoners during their transfer from prisons in Madrid to the town of Paracuellos de Jarama.
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El triángulo de las bermudas
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Marimar
Marimar era una sirena gruñona que protestaba por cualquier tarea, pero un día ayudó a rescatar náufragos de una tormenta. Al oír a los náufragos decir que tenía una hermosa voz pero mal genio, Marimar decidió cambiar y convertirse en la compositora más famosa del mar, dedicando canciones a todos los habitantes del fondo marino para evitar enfadarse.
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Florida is located on a peninsula between the Gulf of Mexico known for sports like baseball and football. It has historical monuments like the Castle of San Marcos and cuisine including T-bone steak and sour lemon tart. The document discusses Florida's location, popular sports, monuments, food, and a brief history of Spanish invasion in the late 1700s.
Houston
Houston is the fourth largest city in the United States, located in Texas. It has a population of over 2 million people and was founded in 1836. Houston's economy is based around energy, manufacturing, aeronautics, transportation, and oilfield equipment. The city has a vibrant arts scene centered in its Theater District and is home to opera, ballet, and musical performing arts companies. It features the tallest building in the city, the JPMorgan Chase Tower, as well as the major Texas Medical Center. Other attractions include the NASA Space Center. Houston offers a variety of Tex-Mex cuisine like tacos, nachos, chili, fajitas, and margaritas that reflect its multicultural population
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El oso panda
El oso panda gigante es una especie en peligro de extinción reconocida por sus colores blanco y negro. Vive en las montañas de China y se alimenta principalmente de bambú. Las principales amenazas para los osos pandas son la destrucción de su hábitat y la caza furtiva a pesar de las severas sanciones.
Leones
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La televisión transmite imágenes a través de ondas y es el sistema de entretenimiento e información más grande del mundo. Fue inventada por John Baird en 1925 con el primer sistema de televisión con discos y tubo de televisión en color. La primera emisión pública ocurrió en 1927 en Inglaterra por la BBC.
La imprenta
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La atmósfera
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El ligre
El ligre es un híbrido entre un tigre y un león que mide aproximadamente 4 metros y crece durante toda su vida. Tiene la apariencia de un león gigante con rayas de tigre difusas y patas y cola cortas en proporción a su cuerpo. Solo existen dos ligres en el mundo y no pueden reproducirse.
Los delfines
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Tercera reunion
Este documento contiene las notas de una reunión de tutoría para el estudiante David Múgica de quinto de primaria. Resume que los resultados académicos del segundo trimestre fueron buenos pero podrían mejorar, y establece los objetivos para el tercer trimestre de fomentar la autonomía, mejorar la presentación y expresión escrita y oral, y ser puntual. También anuncia una salida pedagógica al Parque del Retiro el 24 de junio por un costo aproximado de 4 euros.
Jornada
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