Com neixen els animals marins
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Els nens i nenes de P5 de l'Escola Les Fonts estan treballant els animals marins. Aquí podeu trobar una presentació sobre com neixen els animals marins(ovípers i mamífers).
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Com neixen els animals marins
- 2. ELS ANIMALS MARINS PODEN SER OVÍPE RS MAMÍFE RSNEIXEN DE L’OU NEIXEN DE LA PANXA DE LA MARE
- 3. OVÍPERS MARINS ELS QUE POSEN ELS OUS DINS DE L’AIGUA ELS QUE POSEN ELS OUS FORA DE L’AIGUA
- 4. MAMÍFERS MARINS• NEIXEN DE LA PANXA DE LA MARE. • RESPIREN PELS PULMONS. • FINS QUE NO SÓN ADULTS MENGEN LLET DE LA MARE. • TENEN PÉL (ENCARA QUE SIGUI MOLT CURTET I PRÀCTICAMENT INVISIBLE)
- 6. EL CAVALLET DE MAR • EL MASCLE I LA FEMELLA S’AMAGUEN ALS ESCULLS, CANVIEN DE COLOR I BALLEN AGAFATS DE LA CUA. • LA MARE POSA ELS OUS PERÒ ÉS EL PARE EL QUE ELS PORTA DINS LA PANXA. • EL PARE NO EXPULSA ELS