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Kenya is an east African country located on the equator with a population of 41 million people. It has 47 counties and its capital and largest city is Nairobi. Kenya has a warm, humid climate and its main religions are Catholic and Muslim. Kenya is famous for its safaris and big five animals including lions, leopards, elephants, buffalos, and rhinos.
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Rivers of ireland quiz by ciara
The River Avoca in County Wicklow, Ireland is the most polluted river in the country. At 56.3 km long, the River Avoca has high levels of pollution. It is located in County Wicklow and has earned the unfortunate distinction of being the most polluted river in Ireland.
Water Quality in a different country
Over 1 billion people worldwide, or 1 in 8 people, do not have access to clean drinking water. In Africa, many people have to drink dirty, polluted water that contributes to thousands of child deaths per day from water-borne diseases. While most people in developed nations take clean water for granted from taps, in places like Africa people have to deal with the health crisis of not having reliable access to safe water.
Fish quiz eimear tynan
The document is a quiz about different freshwater fish species. It provides descriptions of 5 fish - Atlantic salmon, brown trout, pike, eel, and cod. Each fish requires freshwater to survive and the descriptions provide details about where each lives and breeds. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of keeping freshwater clean to protect the many fish species that depend on it.
Different types of fish
This document discusses several types of fish, including pike which can grow up to 120 cm, koi carp which are colorful and originally from Japan, salmon which are born in fresh water but live in the sea as adults and have shiny silver coats as juveniles, cod which live in salt water and come in Atlantic, Pacific and Greenland species, tuna which are commonly consumed and migrate throughout their lives rather than staying in one place, and haddock which live in salt water and have a distinguishing black line along their back.
Pollution in our Waters
Pollution is harming water quality. Mayflies indicate clean water while rat tail maggots suggest pollution from factories improperly disposing of chemicals, dumping, and organic waste. Living things in polluted waters can develop diseases over time, potentially spreading to other animals and causing problems for humans who rely on the water. Three-quarters of Africans depend on groundwater, yet pollution and climate change endanger water access for over 300 million people on that continent.
Something Fishy- Alannah and megan
This document lists several types of fish including tuna, cod, haddock, koi carp, goldfish, and salmon that are potentially featured in a fish slideshow.
Fish rachel k (song)
This poem is about fish and fishing. It describes fish as a favorite dish, caught in nets but not kept as pets. The fishermen catch fish in the sea and sell them to be cooked and eaten, though sometimes their catches are less than hoped for. The poem encourages going to the beach or bridge to get fresh fish for one's fridge.
Something Fishy
The document provides safety tips for fishing and being near rivers, advising children to stay away from giant hogweed, always be accompanied by an adult, tell an adult when going to the river, not play with fishing hooks which can be dangerous, and get help from an adult if one gets caught. It also warns about leeches in bad water which can attach and suck blood but can be removed.
The river nore and its fish! by aoife
The River Nore flows through counties Tipperary and Kilkenny in Ireland, joining the River Barrow, and is known as one of the best fishing spots in Ireland. It is home to salmon, sea trout, and brown trout during open seasons from March to September. The River Nore is long and mostly flat, passing through towns as it makes its way to the sea, and is dotted with weirs along villages. It has been an important fishing location for generations of local families.
Madagascar- Sarah
Madagascar is home to a diverse array of unique wildlife, including 70 types of lemurs and the world's largest and smallest chameleons. The population is over 20 million people, most of whom are Malagasy. While the traditional beliefs include ancestors as gods, Christianity and Islam also have many followers. Local cuisine features staples like root vegetables and grains with small amounts of meat as a side.
Ghana- Sam
Ghana is a country located in West Africa with a capital of Accra and estimated population of over 23 million people. Its currency is the Cedi. The current president is Prof. John Atta Mills, who was elected in 2009 at age 77. Major religions in Ghana include Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, and Judaism. Soccer is very popular and Ghana nearly made the World Cup semi-finals in 2010 before losing on penalties to Uruguay. Traditional textiles and diverse dances are an important part of Ghanaian culture. Common foods include fufu, which is often served with meat or beans.
Ivory Coast- Rory
Ivory Coast is located in West Africa, bordering Ghana and Liberia. Its capital is Abidjan and main cities include Abobo, Bouake, and Daloa. The economy relies on agriculture including rubber, coffee, bananas, cocoa, and beans. In football, their captain is Didier Drogba and their nickname is "The Elephants". Alassane Quattara is the current president, having taken power in 2011 after disputed elections led to violence.
South Africa- Padraic
South Africa is located in southern Africa, with its capital city of Johannesburg. The country's currency is the Rand, and its current president is Jacob Zuma. Nelson Mandela, born in 1918, was imprisoned for 27 years in Robben Island for fighting apartheid but became South Africa's first black president from 1994-1999 after his release. South Africa hosted the 2010 FIFA World Cup, with Spain defeating Netherlands in the final.
Senegal- Matthew & Tim
Senegal is a country located on the west coast of Africa, bordered by Guinea, Mali, and Mauritania. The capital and largest city is Dakar. Senegal's national soccer team is called the Lions of Teranga and reached the quarterfinals of the 2002 World Cup. The current president is Abdoulaye Wade, who came to power in 2000. The national stadium, built in 1985, is called Leopold Sedar Senghor and seats 60,000 people.
Cameroon- Laura & Aaron
Cameroon has a population of over 18 million people and its capital and largest city is Yaounde, which has a population of 1.4 million. The country has a land area of 465,400 square kilometers and its highest point is Mount Cameroon at 4,095 meters. Some of Cameroon's most popular foods include manioc leaves, stuffed bread with salad, grilled chicken and fish with thick sauces made from rice or mashed potatoes. The main music genre is makossa.
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- 1. Kenya A project by Leon and conor
- 2. Facts about Kenya • Kenya is a country in east Africa. • Kenya is on the equator. • Kenya's population is 41 million. • There are 47 county's in Kenya. • Kenya's climate is warm and humid. • Kenya got its name from MT Kenya. • Lake Victoria is the second largest lake in the world it is in Kenya.
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- 6. Religion • Kenya's main religions are catholic and Muslim. • One of the churches in Kenya is the holy ghost rc cathedral.
- 7. Animals for their • Kenya are famous safaris. • The most famous animals in Kenya are called the big 5. • The big 5 are lions, leopards, elephants, buffal os and rhinos.
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