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The green tree python lives in trees in warm, tropical rainforests. It has hard scales that run one way and softer scales that run the other way. It moves by slivering through tree branches and stays hidden to avoid predators. It feeds on small animals like mice, birds, and rats. Breeding occurs between late August to December, and eggs are laid from November to February.
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2) Details are provided about the appearance, behaviors, diets, habitats, and life cycles of these different woodland creatures. For example, that red deer horns grow in spring and fall off in winter, and fallow deer rub their horns on trees when irritated.
3) Fast facts note that peregrine falcons are the fastest animals in the world, capable of diving speeds over 320 km/h.
A book on the lemur for lucas seltzer
Lemurs are found on the island of Madagascar and surrounding small islands. They are mostly herbivorous, eating plants like fruits, flowers, and leaves, but some species will also eat small insects and vertebrates. Lemurs live in social groups called troops that typically have 3-25 individuals. Within the troop, females are the dominant members and leaders. The ring-tailed lemur is endangered due to loss of habitat from deforestation and agricultural expansion on Madagascar. Conservation efforts are needed to protect lemurs and their forest homes.
Science Lesson Topic:-Adaptations - Day 1
This document discusses various animal adaptations. It explains that animals are adapted to live in particular environments and would not survive if placed elsewhere. It provides examples of how lions and gorillas are adapted to hot/cold climates. Further sections describe how Arctic foxes and snowshoe hares change color between seasons as camouflage, and how octopuses and king snakes mimic other animals for defense. The document also covers hibernation in grizzly bears over winter and how bird beak shapes relate to their diets. Finally, it notes that whales migrate between poles and equator based on seasons to escape heat/cold.
Living things
This document discusses interaction among living things through competition and cooperation. It provides examples of different animal group sizes and reasons for group living like protection, hunting, and caring for young. Both social and solitary animals are described. The document also discusses competition for resources between and among plants and animals and consequences like reduced health and reproduction. Causes of species extinction like deforestation and hunting are outlined along with conservation efforts.
Protected Animals
- The document provides information on several different protected animal species found in Malta and Europe, including the lesser horseshoe bat, grey long-eared bat, pipistrelle bat, Maltese freshwater crab, and painted frog.
- It describes the physical characteristics, habitats, behaviors, diets, and conservation status of these various species.
- Several of the species described such as the lesser horseshoe bat and Maltese freshwater crab are considered threatened or vulnerable due to habitat loss and other human impacts.
Characteristics And Characteristics Of The Species
The document provides information about two parasites: Toxoplasma gondii and Enterobius vermicularis. Both are classified as protists and parasites that derive nutrition from their hosts. While T. gondii infects many warm-blooded animals and causes the disease toxoplasmosis, E. vermicularis is commonly known as the pinworm and specifically infects humans, causing enterobiasis. A key difference is that T. gondii infects various tissues throughout the body, while E. vermicularis infects the gastrointestinal tract.
4 K's Presentation for Assembly
The document summarizes information about several different animals. It provides descriptions, habitats, diets, behaviors, and other details about dingos, quokkas, emus, echidnas, sulphur crested cockatoos, and fairy penguins that live in Australia.
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The document contains information about the animal projects of students in Mrs. Bartoleta's 2nd grade class. It includes 3 sentence summaries of tiger sharks, llamas, ladybugs, jumping spiders, wolf spiders, cardinals, lions, iguanas, cheetahs, whales, polar bears, orangutans, great white sharks, owls, turkeys, frogs, pandas, bears, giraffes, elephants, tigers, grasshoppers, deer, hummingbirds, gray whales, jaguars, chimpanzees, and monkeys. Each student provides details on what the animal looks like, what it eats, where it lives, and how it protects itself.
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Maddison the poison dart frog
Poison dart frogs are small, colorful amphibians that live in the rainforests of Central and South America. They come in many vibrant colors like yellow, red, orange, green, blue, black and gold. Poison dart frogs obtain their toxins from insects and small animals in their diet and have enough poison to kill thousands of mice. They breed during rainy season, with males making buzzing sounds to attract females and then guarding eggs until hatching.
Jasmin k the platypus
The platypus is a semi-aquatic mammal found in eastern Australia and Tasmania. It has a duck-like bill, webbed feet, and a beaver-like tail. The platypus lives in rivers and lakes, using its webbed feet to swim fast underwater while hunting small aquatic animals. On land, it walks awkwardly using its feet. Females lay eggs and care for their young until they can swim independently. Platypuses are playful creatures that live both on land and in the water.
Analise t the bell bird
The bell bird is a small olive-green bird with a bright yellow bill and red-orange bare eye that gets its name from its bell-like call. It lives in open eucalypt forests and woodlands, moving with its wings and legs, and eats nectar, berries, and flowers. The bell bird lays eggs that are sometimes blue and white.
Alex c harpy eagle
The harpy eagle is one of the largest and most powerful birds in the world, growing up to 1 meter long with a 2.5 meter wingspan. It lives in scattered forests throughout Central and South America, where it searches the canopy for prey like sloths, monkeys, and rodents using its massive talons. The harpy eagle mates for life and lays two eggs, though usually only one chick survives, but its habitat is being destroyed by logging, threatening the species.
Abbie golden lion tamarin
The Golden lion tamarin is a small monkey found in tropical rainforests in Brazil. It has golden fur and a long tail that it uses for balance as it swings through the trees. The Golden lion tamarin eats fruits, insects, and small lizards. Females typically give birth to twins in August or September after a 5-6 week gestation period.
Samantha s the green tree frog
The green tree frog lives in trees and lily ponds. It has three toes on each of its four legs, jumps up to 10cm, and eats small insects like flies. Before mating, their bodies undergo changes caused by hormones to prepare for breeding. Potential predators of the green tree frog include bats, herons, fish, raccoons, snakes, and even humans.
Kesten t bengal tiger
The Bengal tiger lives in the tropical forests and grasslands of India and Bangladesh. It has white fur with black stripes and grows very large, up to 2.8 meters long and 272 kg. The Bengal tiger primarily preys on deer, cattle, and buffalo in the forests and grasslands. Females care for cubs alone after mating in springtime.
Hayden b the toucan
The toucan is a colorful South American bird that is 20 inches long and weighs 400 grams. It eats fruits, eggs, insects, rodents, and other small birds. Toucans nest in tree holes and lay 2-4 white eggs. They are born blind and use their sharp claws to fly between trees while searching for food.
Clara s toucan
Toucans are tropical birds with large colorful bills. They have black and white feathers and short legs. Toucans live in the canopy of rainforests where they nest in tree holes. They eat fruits, insects, smaller birds, and eggs. Toucans attract mates with loud calls and females lay eggs that take a month to hatch. They can live up to 20 years.
Belinda r hummingbird
Hummingbirds are small birds that can fly faster than other birds and hover in mid-air. They have long bills for drinking nectar from flowers and wings that allow them to move rapidly. Hummingbirds live in areas like forests, deserts and meadows in places like North and South America, and some migrate south in winter to warmer climates. They feed on flower nectar and pollen, and the males do not help with nesting or raising the young after mating.
Zac b clouded leopard
The clouded leopard has grey and yellowish brown fur with black spots and dashes on its head, legs, and tail. It lives in thick forests in high mountains across parts of Asia and will run on four legs or climb trees. Its diet consists of birds, monkeys, deer, and goats. When giving birth, the clouded leopard may become restless and spend more time in its nest.
William f sloth
The sloth has a short black snout, big eyes, and three claws on each foot. It lives in trees in tropical South American rainforests, hanging from branches and moving very slowly, with algae sometimes growing on its back. Sloths eat fruit, leaves, flowers, and small roots, getting water from plants or streams. They mate upside down and give birth after a 5-6 month pregnancy, with babies staying with the mother for one month.
Ethan b the green tree pythons
The green tree python lives in trees in warm, tropical rainforests. It has hard scales that run one way and softer scales that run the other way. It moves by slivering through tree branches and stays hidden to avoid predators. It feeds on small animals like mice, birds, and rats. Breeding occurs between late August to December, and eggs are laid from November to February.
Maddison w gorilla power point
Gorillas are endangered animals that live in tropical rain forests. They have black hair covering their bodies and brownish black hair on their heads. Gorillas can crawl very fast across the ground and climb trees, though they can also stand and walk. Gorillas are herbivores that eat plants, fruit, leaves, and bamboo. Female gorillas give birth and care for young gorillas for about three years.
Oregan jackson jaguar
Jaguars are often confused with leopards but are larger and have broader heads. Their spots are circular. Jaguars live in wet, lowland areas near rivers, lakes, and swamps in North and South America. They can climb trees, swim well, and catch fish. Jaguars eat various animals like rodents, peccaries, deer, birds, fish, armadillos, turtles, crocodiles, sloths, and tapirs. Female jaguars typically give birth to 2-4 cubs and nurse them until they can hunt on their own.
Cooper m sumatran tiger
The Sumatran Tiger is a large cat found only in the rainforests of Indonesia on the island of Sumatra. Males can grow up to eight feet long and weigh up to 256 pounds, while females grow to seven feet and 200 pounds. They have black and white stripes and spots on their fur for camouflage. The tigers swim well using webbing between their toes and give birth to litters of 2-3 cubs.
Samantha v frogs
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Bailey jm spider monkey
Spider monkeys are rainforest-dwelling primates that grow up to two feet tall including their long tails. They have fur that ranges in color from black to brown or red, and live in the canopy where they are known for hanging upside down using all four limbs and their tail. Spider monkeys eat fruits, seeds, and plants, and mothers give birth to entirely black babies every 2-3 years.
James m red howler monkey
The red howler monkey is a species of monkey found in South America's tropical rainforests. It has a red coat, naked face and snub nose, and uses its long tail to balance as it moves quickly through the trees. The red howler monkey eats fruits, leaves, flowers, small animals and other foods, and females give birth after a 140-day gestation period, carrying furry newborns on their bellies.
Brendan i black spider monkeys
The black spider monkey lives in rainforests in small groups separated by about a mile. It moves through the trees by running on its two legs and two arms or swinging from branch to branch. When foraging for food, the monkeys split into smaller groups to hunt and may be threatened by birds of prey. Females start mating at age four after finding an adult male partner in their group.
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