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This document discusses the Bengal tiger. It provides information on the tiger's classification, distribution, habitat, ecology, behavior, hunting habits, reproduction, current status, threats and conservation efforts. The Bengal tiger is found primarily in India and surrounding countries. It faces threats from habitat loss, human-wildlife conflict, poaching and population growth. Conservation programs aim to protect tiger habitats and populations to try to reverse their declining numbers.
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Pandas are solitary bears found in bamboo forests in China between 8,500 and 11,500 feet in elevation, where they feed on bamboo but do not hibernate. They are an endangered species due to habitat loss from farming and development destroying their natural habitat and low birth rates. Conservation efforts focus on protecting remaining habitat and breeding programs to increase the wild population.
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- 1. 16-р сургуулийн Англи хэлний багш Т.Сарандэлгэр. Овог: Тунгалаг. Нэр: Т.Сарандэлгэр. Төгссөн сургууль: Дархан дээд сургууль Хүмүүнлэгийн Ухааны Эрдмийн Их сургууль Англи хэлний багшаар 11дэх жилдээ ажиллаж байна.
- 4. A Panda A tiger A gorilla An elephant A kangaroo A polar bear
- 5. The new words 1. A panda 2. A tiger 3. A gorilla 4. An elephant 5. A kangaroo 6. A polar bear
- 6. Where does wild camel live? Wild camel lives in Gobi desert. Where do wild camels live? Wild camels live in Gobi desert
- 8. Pandas Pandas in the bamboo forest of central china. They …….. twenty different kinds of bamboo. They ………. most of the time eating and looking for more bamboo. Pandas grow to between 150-180 centimetres and weight more then 100 kilograms. Scientists say that there are only 1000 pandas left in the world. Poachers ……… them for their black and white skins. People also …………….. bamboo forests where they live. So pandas are one of the endangered animals in the world. live eat spend hunt chop down
- 9. Answer the questions: Where does it live? China How big is it? 150-180 centimetres How heavy is it? 100 kilograms What does is it? bamboo What should people do? Stop hunting
- 11. Homework : 1. let make 10 sentences using present simple 2. memorize the tongue twister
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