- The clouded leopard can climb on horizontal branches with its back to the ground, and make short jumps forward from this position.
- When balancing on thin branches, it uses its long tail to steer.
- It can easily jump up to 1.2 meters high.
The rearing of silkworms for the production of silk
is called sericulture.
India is the second largest silk producing country in
the world next to China.
Silk is the secretion from the salivary glands which
are found on both sides of the alimentary canal of
silkworm larvae and this secretion hardens into
fine threads called silk.
I presented on a mushroom cultivation project, discussing aspects like growing environment, harvesting, market demand, costs and revenue, and project budget. I also highlighted challenges and solutions implemented, showing the project's potential as profitable and sustainable venture.
This document discusses poultry breeds and products. It begins by outlining the evolution of birds from reptiles and identifies the red jungle fowl as the main ancestor of chickens. It then describes common variations in chickens including differences in legs/feet, size, feather color, feather type, feather distribution, and comb type. The document proceeds to classify chicken breeds based on place of origin and utility/economics. Key chicken breeds are described for each class like Plymouth Rock, New Hampshire, Leghorn, Brahma, and Cornish. Value-added egg and meat products are also outlined such as pickled eggs, salted eggs, egg rolls, cured chicken, chicken patties, and marinated chicken.
Locusts are a type of grasshopper capable of forming large migrating swarms that can cause extensive damage to crops. When locust populations increase dramatically, they undergo a behavioral change and become gregarious. The most important locust species in India is the desert locust, which is considered one of the most destructive agricultural pests worldwide. Locust management involves monitoring populations and controlling outbreaks using mechanical, biological and chemical methods such as digging trenches, spraying insecticides, and leveraging natural predators that feed on locust eggs.
products from bees and their practical useslawkbrookes
The document discusses various products derived from beekeeping including honey, beeswax, propolis, royal jelly, bee pollen, bee venom, bee brood, and bees bread. It outlines their uses such as honey being used as a moisturizer, antiseptic, and immune booster. Beeswax is used in cosmetics, furniture polish, and candles. Propolis, royal jelly, bee pollen, and venom have various health benefits including fighting infection, boosting immunity, and reducing inflammation. Bee brood and bees bread provide nutrients and are sometimes consumed by humans. The conclusion states that beekeeping products provide significant health and financial benefits.
This document discusses different species of cockroaches that can become pests, including the German cockroach. It provides information on identifying features and preferred locations of indoor and outdoor cockroach species. Cockroaches can transmit diseases and allergens and contaminate food. The document outlines an integrated pest management approach including sanitation, monitoring with traps, using baits, and eliminating cockroach hiding places and food/water sources.
Beekeeping
- Beekeeping Defination
- History Of beekeeping
- Beekeeping in india
- What is bee hives?
- Commercial Methods of bee rearing
- What is an apiary?
- Beekeeping Equipments
- Seasonal Management Of Honey Bees
The rearing of silkworms for the production of silk
is called sericulture.
India is the second largest silk producing country in
the world next to China.
Silk is the secretion from the salivary glands which
are found on both sides of the alimentary canal of
silkworm larvae and this secretion hardens into
fine threads called silk.
I presented on a mushroom cultivation project, discussing aspects like growing environment, harvesting, market demand, costs and revenue, and project budget. I also highlighted challenges and solutions implemented, showing the project's potential as profitable and sustainable venture.
This document discusses poultry breeds and products. It begins by outlining the evolution of birds from reptiles and identifies the red jungle fowl as the main ancestor of chickens. It then describes common variations in chickens including differences in legs/feet, size, feather color, feather type, feather distribution, and comb type. The document proceeds to classify chicken breeds based on place of origin and utility/economics. Key chicken breeds are described for each class like Plymouth Rock, New Hampshire, Leghorn, Brahma, and Cornish. Value-added egg and meat products are also outlined such as pickled eggs, salted eggs, egg rolls, cured chicken, chicken patties, and marinated chicken.
Locusts are a type of grasshopper capable of forming large migrating swarms that can cause extensive damage to crops. When locust populations increase dramatically, they undergo a behavioral change and become gregarious. The most important locust species in India is the desert locust, which is considered one of the most destructive agricultural pests worldwide. Locust management involves monitoring populations and controlling outbreaks using mechanical, biological and chemical methods such as digging trenches, spraying insecticides, and leveraging natural predators that feed on locust eggs.
products from bees and their practical useslawkbrookes
The document discusses various products derived from beekeeping including honey, beeswax, propolis, royal jelly, bee pollen, bee venom, bee brood, and bees bread. It outlines their uses such as honey being used as a moisturizer, antiseptic, and immune booster. Beeswax is used in cosmetics, furniture polish, and candles. Propolis, royal jelly, bee pollen, and venom have various health benefits including fighting infection, boosting immunity, and reducing inflammation. Bee brood and bees bread provide nutrients and are sometimes consumed by humans. The conclusion states that beekeeping products provide significant health and financial benefits.
This document discusses different species of cockroaches that can become pests, including the German cockroach. It provides information on identifying features and preferred locations of indoor and outdoor cockroach species. Cockroaches can transmit diseases and allergens and contaminate food. The document outlines an integrated pest management approach including sanitation, monitoring with traps, using baits, and eliminating cockroach hiding places and food/water sources.
Beekeeping
- Beekeeping Defination
- History Of beekeeping
- Beekeeping in india
- What is bee hives?
- Commercial Methods of bee rearing
- What is an apiary?
- Beekeeping Equipments
- Seasonal Management Of Honey Bees
The document discusses various types of diseases that affect honey bees, including protozoan, bacterial, fungal, viral, and mite-caused diseases. It provides details on specific diseases like Nosemosis, American Foulbrood, Chalkbrood, Thai Sacbrood, Acute Bee Paralysis, Acarosis, and Varroasis. For each disease, it describes the causal agent, symptoms, stage of infection, management techniques. The document serves as an informative guide on the different honey bee diseases and their treatment and control.
Insects play several important ecological, economic, and nutritional roles:
1) Ecologically, insects act as decomposers that break down organic material and enrich soil nutrients, and also serve as important pollinators and seed dispersers.
2) Economically, insects produce useful substances like honey, wax, silk and are used as fishing bait.
3) Insects are also a source of food for humans in some areas and provide protein, vitamins and minerals.
1) The document discusses pests and diseases that affect silkworms, including parasitoids like the Indian uzi fly (Exorista bombycis), which lays eggs on silkworms.
2) It also discusses viral diseases like nuclear polyhedrosis virus and cytoplasmic polyhedrosis virus, which cause symptoms like sluggishness and loss of appetite in silkworms.
3) Bacterial diseases discussed are flacherie, caused by streptococci and staphylococci bacteria, and fungal diseases like white muscardine caused by the fungus Beauveria bassiana. The document provides details on the life cycles, symptoms and control measures of these pests
This document discusses various equipment used in beekeeping, including different types of beehives, protective clothing, tools, and other accessories. It describes Langstroth frame hives, ISI hives, bee veils, gloves, overalls, hive tools, smokers, bee brushes, uncapping knives, honey extractors, queen cages, queen cell protectors, dummy/division boards, comb foundation sheets, division board feeders, queen gates, drone traps, queen excluders, nucleus hives, and pollen traps. Details are provided on the purpose and construction of each item.
This document discusses several diseases that affect mulberry crops, including the causal organisms, symptoms, and management strategies. It covers foliar diseases like leaf spot, powdery mildew, leaf rust, and leaf blights. It also discusses soil-borne diseases like root knot caused by nematodes, root rot, and nursery diseases. For each disease, it provides the pathogen, occurrence, symptoms, and integrated control methods involving cultural, chemical, and biological approaches. The overall document provides a comprehensive overview of mulberry diseases and their management.
The document discusses oyster mushrooms, including that they are known as Pleurotus, have excellent nutritional value as a protein source, and can be cultivated using lignocellulosic waste materials. It provides details on the cultivation process, which involves chopping and soaking straw, applying spawn to prepared beds, maintaining proper temperature and humidity, and harvesting mature mushrooms. Key information covered includes common species of oyster mushrooms, their nutritional composition, and expected yields of over 500 kg of fresh mushrooms per ton of dry straw substrate.
The document summarizes the digestion mechanism of various nutrients in poultry. It discusses that the digestive system breaks down carbohydrates, proteins, fats, and vitamins into smaller components that can be absorbed. Carbohydrates are broken down by enzymes into glucose, maltose, and other sugars. Proteins are denatured and broken into amino acids by enzymes in the proventriculus and gizzard. Fats undergo limited hydrolysis and are mainly digested in the small intestine by lipase and bile salts. Fat-soluble vitamins like A, D, E undergo similar digestion to fats. Water-soluble vitamins like niacin have high digestibility.
The document provides information on making quality hay and silage from grass to maximize returns from grasslands. It discusses that silage involves fermenting chopped grass into a stable lactic acid product stored anaerobically for years. Hay involves sun-drying grass to a moisture content below 15%. Crops suitable for each are discussed. The basic methods for making hay and silage are outlined, including important considerations like moisture levels and avoiding mold growth. Benefits of silage include less space needed for storage and a stable preserved feed source.
This document discusses several common parasites that affect pigs: large roundworm, whipworm, nodular worm, and mange. It describes the life cycles, symptoms, and economic impacts of each parasite. The document emphasizes that modern swine operations focus on controlling these four key internal and external parasites. It stresses working with a veterinarian to conduct fecal studies and design an effective treatment/prevention program tailored to each farm's parasite status and facilities.
IDENTIFICATION AND MANAGEMENT OF BEE ENEMIESmuruganjey
This document discusses the identification and management of insect, mite, and bird enemies of honey bees. It describes various wax moths, ants, wasps, hornets, and mites like Varroa mite and tracheal mite that are pests to honey bees. It provides details on the lifecycle and symptoms caused by each pest. Management techniques for each pest are also outlined, such as frequent hive examination, comb removal, fumigation, temperature control, ant baits, reduced hive entrances, and chemical treatments. Several bird species that prey on honey bees are also listed along with using red ribbons and apiary site selection to deter attacks.
This document discusses poultry entrepreneurship in India. It begins by defining poultry and the major types of domesticated birds raised, with chickens being the most common. It then defines entrepreneurship and the characteristics needed. The poultry industry in India is described as growing due to meat and egg consumption. Chickens are divided into broilers for meat and layers for eggs. The top states for poultry population are named. The life cycle and production processes from grandparent farms to processing plants are outlined. Requirements for commercial broiler and layer farms are provided. Economics of sample broiler and layer farms are presented to demonstrate profits. Major organizations in the poultry sector are named.
The document discusses broiler marketing in India. It notes that 95% of chicken is sold live in wet markets, while only 4-5% is sold chilled or frozen. During summer months, supply is less than 80% of demand, while in winter months supply exceeds demand by 120-150% due to better growing conditions. Marketing of live chickens presents problems for small and medium farmers who depend on traditional traders. The key organizations involved in broiler meat marketing are BROMARK, BCC, and NMPPB. The most common marketing channels are producer to consumer, producer to retailer to consumer, and producer to wholesaler to retailer to consumer.
this power point about insect iam prepared with my group at collage and i explain for other student at class i get hight mark over other one report my teacher say that so nice and your subject had many information.
This document provides information about grainage facilities and procedures for producing disease-free silkworm eggs on a large scale. Key points include: Grainages produce industrial seeds/eggs for commercial rearing; They are located in cooler areas and have facilities for rearing parental cocoons, sex separation, egg laying and storage; Procedures include rearing parental cocoons, synchronizing moth emergence, separating sexes, pairing and oviposition, and examining mothers for disease; Eggs are processed by soaking, salting to remove infertile eggs, and disinfection before packing. Chawki or young age rearing involves brushing, feeding tender leaves, maintaining optimal temperature and humidity, and increasing bed space as larvae
Modern method of apiculture - Apiculture - BeekeepingMuhammad Yousaf
The document discusses the modern methods of apiculture (beekeeping). It describes five key parts: 1) the typical movable hive, which allows beekeeping in different locations; 2) the queen excluder, which prevents the queen from entering the honey storage area; 3) the honey extractor, which uses centrifugal force to remove honey from combs without damage; 4) the uncapping knife, which removes wax seals from honey-filled combs; and 5) other equipment like protective gear for safe bee handling. The typical hive framework includes a stand, bottom board, brood chamber for larvae, supers for extra space, inner cover for ventilation, and a top cover for protection from rain.
The document discusses cattle feed ingredients and their uses. It categorizes feed ingredients according to IS 2052:2009 into grains, grain by-products, oilcakes and meals, tubers and roots, and waste/industrial by-products. It provides the chemical composition and recommended formulae for different types of cattle feed. Compound cattle feed is produced using a balanced mixture of concentrated ingredients as per the animal needs. Damaged grains can be used for cattle, poultry, industrial or manure purposes depending on their quality. The manufacturing process of pelletized cattle feed and BIS specifications for cattle feed are also outlined.
The document provides information on the care and management of lactating animals. It discusses the main components of management including feeding, watering, housing, reproductive management, and health care. For feeding, it describes the different feeding practices during early, mid, and late lactation stages. It emphasizes the importance of proper housing, hygiene, milking practices, and health management to maintain high production efficiency and ensure milk safety. Overall, the document outlines best practices for feeding, housing, breeding, health care, and general care of dairy animals.
This document provides information on poultry farming and management. It discusses the main species of birds reared for economic benefits, including chickens, ducks, geese, quails and pigeons. It outlines the benefits of poultry farming such as low capital requirements and high returns. It also describes important considerations for poultry housing, drinking/feeding systems, chick quality, and brooding management. Finally, it discusses common poultry diseases caused by bacteria, viruses, fungi and parasites, as well as deficiency diseases, and provides treatment recommendations.
Presentation (1) diseases and pest of silkworm.Dev Dixit
pest of silkworm : Uzifly, Dermestid beetle. diseases: Grasserie,flacherie, muscardine, pebrine . pests and diseases of mulberry tree plant: morus alba, morus indica etc.
This document is a book that provides 3 sentences of information about various animals from A to Z. For each letter, it introduces an animal that begins with that letter (e.g. ant for A), provides 1-2 interesting facts about that animal, and includes an image related to that animal. The goal is to teach young people about different types of animals from around the world in a concise, easy to understand way.
This document is a book written by an 11-year-old author to teach young people about different animals from A to Z. Each letter of the alphabet is accompanied by an animal name starting with that letter along with 1-2 sentences of facts about that animal. Some animals covered include ants, bats, cats, dogs, elephants, fish, giraffes, horses, ibex, jerboas, and kelpies. The book provides basic information about each animal in a simple format intended for young readers to learn.
The document discusses various types of diseases that affect honey bees, including protozoan, bacterial, fungal, viral, and mite-caused diseases. It provides details on specific diseases like Nosemosis, American Foulbrood, Chalkbrood, Thai Sacbrood, Acute Bee Paralysis, Acarosis, and Varroasis. For each disease, it describes the causal agent, symptoms, stage of infection, management techniques. The document serves as an informative guide on the different honey bee diseases and their treatment and control.
Insects play several important ecological, economic, and nutritional roles:
1) Ecologically, insects act as decomposers that break down organic material and enrich soil nutrients, and also serve as important pollinators and seed dispersers.
2) Economically, insects produce useful substances like honey, wax, silk and are used as fishing bait.
3) Insects are also a source of food for humans in some areas and provide protein, vitamins and minerals.
1) The document discusses pests and diseases that affect silkworms, including parasitoids like the Indian uzi fly (Exorista bombycis), which lays eggs on silkworms.
2) It also discusses viral diseases like nuclear polyhedrosis virus and cytoplasmic polyhedrosis virus, which cause symptoms like sluggishness and loss of appetite in silkworms.
3) Bacterial diseases discussed are flacherie, caused by streptococci and staphylococci bacteria, and fungal diseases like white muscardine caused by the fungus Beauveria bassiana. The document provides details on the life cycles, symptoms and control measures of these pests
This document discusses various equipment used in beekeeping, including different types of beehives, protective clothing, tools, and other accessories. It describes Langstroth frame hives, ISI hives, bee veils, gloves, overalls, hive tools, smokers, bee brushes, uncapping knives, honey extractors, queen cages, queen cell protectors, dummy/division boards, comb foundation sheets, division board feeders, queen gates, drone traps, queen excluders, nucleus hives, and pollen traps. Details are provided on the purpose and construction of each item.
This document discusses several diseases that affect mulberry crops, including the causal organisms, symptoms, and management strategies. It covers foliar diseases like leaf spot, powdery mildew, leaf rust, and leaf blights. It also discusses soil-borne diseases like root knot caused by nematodes, root rot, and nursery diseases. For each disease, it provides the pathogen, occurrence, symptoms, and integrated control methods involving cultural, chemical, and biological approaches. The overall document provides a comprehensive overview of mulberry diseases and their management.
The document discusses oyster mushrooms, including that they are known as Pleurotus, have excellent nutritional value as a protein source, and can be cultivated using lignocellulosic waste materials. It provides details on the cultivation process, which involves chopping and soaking straw, applying spawn to prepared beds, maintaining proper temperature and humidity, and harvesting mature mushrooms. Key information covered includes common species of oyster mushrooms, their nutritional composition, and expected yields of over 500 kg of fresh mushrooms per ton of dry straw substrate.
The document summarizes the digestion mechanism of various nutrients in poultry. It discusses that the digestive system breaks down carbohydrates, proteins, fats, and vitamins into smaller components that can be absorbed. Carbohydrates are broken down by enzymes into glucose, maltose, and other sugars. Proteins are denatured and broken into amino acids by enzymes in the proventriculus and gizzard. Fats undergo limited hydrolysis and are mainly digested in the small intestine by lipase and bile salts. Fat-soluble vitamins like A, D, E undergo similar digestion to fats. Water-soluble vitamins like niacin have high digestibility.
The document provides information on making quality hay and silage from grass to maximize returns from grasslands. It discusses that silage involves fermenting chopped grass into a stable lactic acid product stored anaerobically for years. Hay involves sun-drying grass to a moisture content below 15%. Crops suitable for each are discussed. The basic methods for making hay and silage are outlined, including important considerations like moisture levels and avoiding mold growth. Benefits of silage include less space needed for storage and a stable preserved feed source.
This document discusses several common parasites that affect pigs: large roundworm, whipworm, nodular worm, and mange. It describes the life cycles, symptoms, and economic impacts of each parasite. The document emphasizes that modern swine operations focus on controlling these four key internal and external parasites. It stresses working with a veterinarian to conduct fecal studies and design an effective treatment/prevention program tailored to each farm's parasite status and facilities.
IDENTIFICATION AND MANAGEMENT OF BEE ENEMIESmuruganjey
This document discusses the identification and management of insect, mite, and bird enemies of honey bees. It describes various wax moths, ants, wasps, hornets, and mites like Varroa mite and tracheal mite that are pests to honey bees. It provides details on the lifecycle and symptoms caused by each pest. Management techniques for each pest are also outlined, such as frequent hive examination, comb removal, fumigation, temperature control, ant baits, reduced hive entrances, and chemical treatments. Several bird species that prey on honey bees are also listed along with using red ribbons and apiary site selection to deter attacks.
This document discusses poultry entrepreneurship in India. It begins by defining poultry and the major types of domesticated birds raised, with chickens being the most common. It then defines entrepreneurship and the characteristics needed. The poultry industry in India is described as growing due to meat and egg consumption. Chickens are divided into broilers for meat and layers for eggs. The top states for poultry population are named. The life cycle and production processes from grandparent farms to processing plants are outlined. Requirements for commercial broiler and layer farms are provided. Economics of sample broiler and layer farms are presented to demonstrate profits. Major organizations in the poultry sector are named.
The document discusses broiler marketing in India. It notes that 95% of chicken is sold live in wet markets, while only 4-5% is sold chilled or frozen. During summer months, supply is less than 80% of demand, while in winter months supply exceeds demand by 120-150% due to better growing conditions. Marketing of live chickens presents problems for small and medium farmers who depend on traditional traders. The key organizations involved in broiler meat marketing are BROMARK, BCC, and NMPPB. The most common marketing channels are producer to consumer, producer to retailer to consumer, and producer to wholesaler to retailer to consumer.
this power point about insect iam prepared with my group at collage and i explain for other student at class i get hight mark over other one report my teacher say that so nice and your subject had many information.
This document provides information about grainage facilities and procedures for producing disease-free silkworm eggs on a large scale. Key points include: Grainages produce industrial seeds/eggs for commercial rearing; They are located in cooler areas and have facilities for rearing parental cocoons, sex separation, egg laying and storage; Procedures include rearing parental cocoons, synchronizing moth emergence, separating sexes, pairing and oviposition, and examining mothers for disease; Eggs are processed by soaking, salting to remove infertile eggs, and disinfection before packing. Chawki or young age rearing involves brushing, feeding tender leaves, maintaining optimal temperature and humidity, and increasing bed space as larvae
Modern method of apiculture - Apiculture - BeekeepingMuhammad Yousaf
The document discusses the modern methods of apiculture (beekeeping). It describes five key parts: 1) the typical movable hive, which allows beekeeping in different locations; 2) the queen excluder, which prevents the queen from entering the honey storage area; 3) the honey extractor, which uses centrifugal force to remove honey from combs without damage; 4) the uncapping knife, which removes wax seals from honey-filled combs; and 5) other equipment like protective gear for safe bee handling. The typical hive framework includes a stand, bottom board, brood chamber for larvae, supers for extra space, inner cover for ventilation, and a top cover for protection from rain.
The document discusses cattle feed ingredients and their uses. It categorizes feed ingredients according to IS 2052:2009 into grains, grain by-products, oilcakes and meals, tubers and roots, and waste/industrial by-products. It provides the chemical composition and recommended formulae for different types of cattle feed. Compound cattle feed is produced using a balanced mixture of concentrated ingredients as per the animal needs. Damaged grains can be used for cattle, poultry, industrial or manure purposes depending on their quality. The manufacturing process of pelletized cattle feed and BIS specifications for cattle feed are also outlined.
The document provides information on the care and management of lactating animals. It discusses the main components of management including feeding, watering, housing, reproductive management, and health care. For feeding, it describes the different feeding practices during early, mid, and late lactation stages. It emphasizes the importance of proper housing, hygiene, milking practices, and health management to maintain high production efficiency and ensure milk safety. Overall, the document outlines best practices for feeding, housing, breeding, health care, and general care of dairy animals.
This document provides information on poultry farming and management. It discusses the main species of birds reared for economic benefits, including chickens, ducks, geese, quails and pigeons. It outlines the benefits of poultry farming such as low capital requirements and high returns. It also describes important considerations for poultry housing, drinking/feeding systems, chick quality, and brooding management. Finally, it discusses common poultry diseases caused by bacteria, viruses, fungi and parasites, as well as deficiency diseases, and provides treatment recommendations.
Presentation (1) diseases and pest of silkworm.Dev Dixit
pest of silkworm : Uzifly, Dermestid beetle. diseases: Grasserie,flacherie, muscardine, pebrine . pests and diseases of mulberry tree plant: morus alba, morus indica etc.
This document is a book that provides 3 sentences of information about various animals from A to Z. For each letter, it introduces an animal that begins with that letter (e.g. ant for A), provides 1-2 interesting facts about that animal, and includes an image related to that animal. The goal is to teach young people about different types of animals from around the world in a concise, easy to understand way.
This document is a book written by an 11-year-old author to teach young people about different animals from A to Z. Each letter of the alphabet is accompanied by an animal name starting with that letter along with 1-2 sentences of facts about that animal. Some animals covered include ants, bats, cats, dogs, elephants, fish, giraffes, horses, ibex, jerboas, and kelpies. The book provides basic information about each animal in a simple format intended for young readers to learn.
The document summarizes information about the white-faced saki monkey, including its physical characteristics, reproduction, habitat, diet, physical and behavioral adaptations, zoo observations of one in a small habitat, and suggestions for improvements. Key details are that males are black with white/red face/throat, females are brown-gray with pale stripes, they live in forests of Venezuela and Brazil, eat plants and small animals, are highly arboreal and territorial, and were observed alone in a small zoo exhibit with minimal vegetation and enrichment.
Grant's zebra, also known as the common or plains zebra, lives in grasslands from Ethiopia to South Africa. It lives in herds of 15-20 members and eats grasses, leaves, and roots. Its black and white stripes help camouflage it from predators like lions when running in herds. At the Cleveland Zoo, the Grant's zebra habitat could be improved by making it larger to allow more natural movement, providing tougher grasses to eat, and adding mud wallows and a larger herd size to allow for natural behaviors.
The document describes several different animals found in North and South America including:
- The Southern Toad, a small toad ranging from 1-5 inches found in the southern US.
- Ground Skinks, small skinny lizards found in Georgia and South Carolina, known for breaking their tails.
- Water Moccasins, venomous snakes up to 48 inches found throughout the southeast known for their cottonmouths.
The document describes several different animals found in North and South America including:
- The Southern Toad, a small toad ranging from 1-5 inches found in the southern US.
- Ground Skinks, small skinny lizards found in Georgia and South Carolina, known for breaking their tails.
- Water Moccasins, venomous snakes up to 48 inches long found throughout the southeast known for their cottonmouths.
Tigers are the largest of the big cat species and can weigh up to 660 pounds. They have stripes that help them camouflage and hunt prey like deer, pigs, and fish. Tigers are found throughout parts of Asia, including India, China, and Indonesia. They are endangered due to habitat loss and poaching, with only around 3,900 tigers remaining in the wild. Conservation efforts aim to protect tiger habitats and stop illegal hunting of tigers and the trade of tiger parts.
in this you would find amazing pictures of some rare and beautiful animals with a long simple explanation, with sound by me........... so you needn't waste time in reading, just hear and enjoy my presentation!!!
The document provides information on various cat breeds from around the world. It discusses the origins and characteristics of breeds such as the Turkish Angora, Scottish Fold, Siberian cat, and Singapura. A wide range of natural, hybrid and experimental cat breeds are described in detail.
The document is a reptile alphabet book created by 5th grade students at Lincoln Elementary School. It contains 2-3 sentences summarizing a different reptile or amphibian for each letter of the alphabet. Some of the animals summarized include the American alligator, blue beauty snake, corn snake, desert horned lizard, Egyptian tortoise, frilled lizard, gecko, iguana, king cobra, leopard gecko, map turtle, poison dart frog, rattlesnake, sheltopusik, tuatara, veiled chameleon, warty newt, xenopus frog, yellow mud turtle, and zebra-tailed lizard. The book also includes a short biography of
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.
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.
Quolls are small carnivorous marsupials found in Australia. They have pouches like folds of skin on their bellies rather than external pouches. Quolls give birth to tiny babies the size of rice grains that attach to the mother's nipples. Quolls have large litters of up to 30 babies but generally only 6 will survive as the mother only has 6 nipples to feed them.
The Black Racer snake, also known as Coluber Constrictor, is a nonvenomous snake found in the eastern United States. It grows up to 60 inches long, has a slender build with large eyes, and comes in various colors. Black Racers live in forests, fields, and wetlands, and eat small animals like insects, rodents, birds, lizards, and smaller snakes. They lay up to 20 eggs in the spring and summer, and the babies hatch in late summer or early fall. Black Racers are fast snakes that rely on camouflage and flight to avoid predators, but will bite if cornered.
This is a book about the African elephant. I wrote this for a person that is in my progam and her name is Elizabeth and I hope that all of you like this book.
Student powerpoint my rainforest animal presentation 1mmthomas
The student's presentation is about sloths and focuses on describing their physical characteristics, habitat, diet, and adaptations for living in the rainforest. It notes that sloths are herbivorous mammals that live in the trees of Central and South America's tropical rainforests. They spend nearly all their time in trees, where they eat leaves and fruit, sleep for 15-20 hours per day, and carry their young. Sloths have developed slow movements and camouflaging algae on their fur to avoid predators. Their arboreal lifestyle and sharp claws help them grip trees well.
The document is a reptile alphabet book created by 5th grade students at Lincoln Elementary School. It contains entries for various reptiles from A to Z, with each entry providing 1-3 sentences about the reptile's appearance, habitat, diet, and other interesting facts. The entries were written by individual students as part of a school project honoring a visit by herpetologist David M. Nieves.
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.
This document contains information about three carnivorous mammal species found in western North America: the bobcat, gray fox, and mountain lion. It describes their physical characteristics, habitats, diets, behaviors, reproduction, and predators. For each species, it provides details on size, weight, coat color, speed, habitat preferences, hunting techniques, breeding seasons, litter sizes, age of maturity, defenses, and main threats. Additionally, it includes an interesting fact about each species and concluding photographs.
The Spider tortoise is a critically endangered species that lives in western southern Madagascar. It faces extinction within 60-70 years due to destruction of its habitat, which has already been reduced by 50% and is projected to decrease by 90% by the next generation. The Spider tortoise has a long lifespan of up to 70 years but little is known about its life cycle, and it prefers temperatures between 18 and 30 degrees Celsius.
The red-fronted macaw is a mostly green parrot with a red forehead and blue/orange wings. They live in semi-desert mountains in Brazil and Bolivia, where temperatures are hot in the morning and cold at night. Red-fronted macaws eat plants like leaves, grass, and grains. They are endangered due to being captured by predators and poachers for the pet trade and their feathers, with only about 150 birds remaining in the wild.
The pomarea dimidiata is a small songbird species native to the Cook Islands. Its population fluctuated over time, reaching a low of 380 individuals in 2011 after peaking at around 2000 in 2007. The species prefers forested, sheltered valleys and is endangered due to vulnerability to cyclones, invasive species, predation by rats and cats, and human impacts that have cleared its forest habitat.
Giant pandas live in remote, mountainous forests in central China where it is cool and wet with abundant bamboo. Historically, their habitat stretched further north and south but due to poaching for fur trade, they are now only found in small, isolated sections of forest in southern and eastern China. While poaching is no longer considered a major threat due to stricter laws and penalties, habitat loss from human development dividing forests into small islands continues to endanger the approximately 1,000 giant pandas remaining in the wild.
Giant pandas are rare bears native to China. They have black and white fur and eat bamboo. Fewer than 2,000 giant pandas remain in the wild, living restricted to bamboo forests in the mountains of central and western China. The main threats to giant pandas are loss of habitat due to farming and development, as well as poaching and predation of cubs by leopards. Giant pandas have a low reproductive rate, with females typically giving birth to only one cub every other year, making it difficult for the population to increase without conservation efforts.
The snow leopard has thick grey fur and fur-covered feet that act like snow boots. They prey on animals like sheep and goats but will also hunt smaller animals like hares and birds. Snow leopards live in remote, alpine areas of Asia in rocky, high places with few plants, moving to subalpine areas when it gets colder. They are endangered due to being hunted for their fur and use in Asian medicines, as well as being naturally rare animals.
The Shark Bay mouse has long shaggy fur that is pale yellow-fawn mixed with grey. It lives in coastal sand dunes, mangroves, and heath land in Western Australia, making shallow burrows under shrubs. It is endangered due to predation by feral cats, trampling of its habitat, and climate change threatening its survival.
1. They can climb on horizontal branches with
their back to the ground, and in this position
make short jumps forward. When balancing on
thin branches, they use their long tails to steer.
They can easily jump up to 1.2 m (3.9 ft) high
2. 3 slide: location and habitat
4 slide: characteristics
5 slide: reproduction
6 slide: the food chain
7 slide: why they are
becoming extinct
8 slide: bibliography
9 slide: glossary
3. The green bits is where
the clouded leopard
lives.
Clouded leopards
occur from the
Himalayan
foothills in
Nepal, India to
Myanmar, Bhuta
n, Thailand, Indoc
hina and south
China.
The clouded
leopard usually
live in dry tropical
forest and grass
lands.
4. It looks like a mountain lion and a leopard put
together, with black fading clouds. It is at a
same to medium sized felidae, (felidae is the
family the cat came from)
Clouded leopard is a great jumper and is very good at
climbing upside down. They are also good at balancing
on thin branches. They can climb on horizontal
branches with their back to the ground, and in this
position make short jumps forward. When balancing on
thin branches, they use their long tails to steer. They
can easily jump up to 1.2 m (3.9 ft) high
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5. Both males and females average 26 months at first
reproduction. They usually a ready for mating is in
March and December. Males tend to be aggressive
biting the females necks. Females give birth to a litter
of 5 but, often 3 cubs.
The young cubs are blind and
helpless, much like the young
of many other cats. Unlike
adults, the kittens spots are
solid completely dark rather
than dark rings. The young
can see within about 10 days
of birth, are active within five
weeks. They attain the adult
coat pattern at around six
months, and probably
become independent after
around 10 months
6. The clouded
leopard is close
to the Bobcat, the
only danger to
clouded leopard
are humans.
The lions are
at the top of
the food chain
7. the clouded leopard is being hunted down
because of residential and commercial
housing, trapping, war, civil unrest and military
exercise, also deforestation. In some cases is that
some people are running out of money so they kill
them for their skin, teeth and pas.
9. Biodiversity: is among
and within plant and
animal species in an
environment.
Species: a
basic category
of biological
classification.
Habitat: place of
natural for the
life and growth
of an organism.
National park: An area
of scenic
beauty, historical
importance, owned and
maintained by a national
government for the use
of the people