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The document describes several original creatures - the bald eagle, great grey owl, and snakehead fish - and their key characteristics. It then introduces a mutated creature called the Great Bald Snakehead, which is a fusion of DNA from the bald eagle, snakehead fish, and other animals. The mutation took over ten years to create and involves an insertion/deletion mutation that benefits the creature for hunting and self-defense. As a result of its mutations, the Great Bald Snakehead can adapt to many environments and survive both on land and in water.
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The document is an alphabetic listing of animals from A to Z, providing 1-2 sentences of information about each animal. Some of the animals described include antelopes, which have split hooves; buffalo being larger than bison; cats always landing on their feet; hamsters requiring a commitment as pets for 2-3 years; iguanas growing up to 7 feet long including their tail; monkeys having varied diets of fruits; octopuses living in cold tropical waters; snakes like the black mamba being able to kill with just 2 drops of venom; turtles not being able to stay on their back for long; whales making big splashes to get their young's attention; and zebras,
Frogs.
Designed for kids to learn about frogs and their life cycles, as well as their habitats, characteristics, diet, etc.
Special mention of a few native New Zealand Frogs is made.
Animals and adaptation
Animals and Adaptation discusses how animals adapt both structurally and behaviorally in order to survive in their environments. It provides examples of structural adaptations like thick fur coats and behavioral adaptations like moving in large groups. The document then focuses on penguins, describing their structural adaptations like dense feathers and behavioral adaptations like huddling in large groups to stay warm. It notes that while penguins' structural adaptations help with things like insulation and camouflage, their behavioral adaptations of returning to the same breeding locations make them vulnerable to predators.
Animals
The document is an alphabetically organized list of animals from A to Z that provides 1-2 sentences describing each animal. Some key details include: antelope have split hooves; buffalo are larger than bison; cats always land on their feet; dingoes began as house dogs but became wild; elephants' long noses may have been stretched; frogs have teeth; geckos sneak up on prey like flies; hamsters require long-term commitment as pets; iguanas can grow up to 7 feet long; jaguars' species are endangered; kangaroos' bodies resemble cows; leopards find rather than hunt their food; monkeys eat fruits like mangos and bananas; new
Adaptations
- Many organisms have developed adaptations for coping with physical environmental factors like temperature, light, and water through structural or behavioral adaptations. Examples include thick fur in camels and polar bears and kidney functions in camels.
- Organisms also have adaptations for obtaining food like certain teeth structures for tearing or grinding, and beak structures in birds for different feeding behaviors.
- Adaptations also help with escaping predators through behaviors like hiding, living in groups, or having physical features like camouflage, warning colors, speed, or defenses. Cryptic coloration allows blending with backgrounds.
Crested Ducks
Crested ducks are omnivorous birds that eat small fish, eggs, plants, insects and seeds. Males weigh around 7 pounds and are brown in color while females weigh about 6 pounds and are white. They live for around 20 years in the wild. Crested ducks breathe through slits on their beaks and lay eggs from which ducklings hatch after 4 weeks. They are warm-blooded and not endangered.
Dangerous Australian Animals 11б
The document discusses several dangerous animals found in Australia, including venomous snakes like the brown snake and tiger snake; sharks like the great white shark; saltwater crocodiles, the largest reptile in the world; box jellyfish and Irukandji jellyfish which have deadly venom; and the red back spider, Australia's most dangerous spider. Many of these creatures pose risks to humans and some bites or stings have proven fatal if not treated. However, many are also an important part of the Australian ecosystem and some, like crocodiles, are now protected species.
Barrier reef ocean
The document describes several species found on the Great Barrier Reef, including coral trout, sea turtles, giant clams, clownfish, blue tang, olive sea snakes, parrotfish, gray reef sharks, stingrays, and Maori wrasse. Coral trout change color when eating and are protogynous hermaphrodites, starting as female and turning male with age. Six of the seven sea turtle species in the world are found on the Great Barrier Reef, including green, leatherback, and hawksbill turtles. Giant clams can grow over 1 meter and are simultaneous hermaphrodites. Clownfish are known to change sex during their lifetime.
Wild life quiz saranathan
The document discusses various animals and their unique traits:
- It identifies Siberian tigers, Bengal tigers, and Sumatran tigers as critically endangered species.
- Megalodon was an extinct giant shark that could grow over 15 meters long and preyed on large aquatic animals and whales.
- Wood frogs can freeze solid in winter and come back to life in spring, and scientists are studying their cryoprotective mechanisms.
- The king cobra is the only snake that builds nests.
Some interesting wildlife records
The document discusses various interesting facts about the fastest, largest, rarest, and other record-holding animals across different species. Some key facts include:
- The fastest animal on land is the cheetah, which can run up to 109 km/hr but only for short distances before exhaustion. The fastest over long distances is the pronghorn antelope.
- The fastest animal in air is the peregrine falcon, which can dive at speeds up to 200 km/hr. The fastest in water is the sailfish, which can reach 100 km/hr despite the greater resistance of water.
- The largest animal is the blue whale, which can grow to over 25 meters and weigh up to
Power Point Project
The document provides information about tigers, including:
1) Tigers live in a range of habitats that must contain sufficient prey populations and access to water, such as forests, grasslands, and swamps.
2) Tigers prey on mammals from small to large, such as deer and pigs, and can eat over 60 pounds of meat at one sitting.
3) There are 5 species of tigers, and tigers are classified as an endangered species due to threats like habitat destruction and over exploitation.
Our World, Our Animals
The document discusses different animal species that are facing threats such as extinction. It talks about polar bears whose habitat is being threatened by climate change induced melting of Arctic ice sheets. It then discusses Bengal tigers, providing facts about their appearance, population numbers, and habitat in India. The document also talks about giant pandas, describing their vegetarian diet, size, habitat in mountainous regions in China, and current population numbers. Finally, it mentions leatherback turtles and some of the threats they face such as entanglement in fishing gear, pollution, and destruction of their habitats and beaches. It calls on people to help protect these animals and their environments.
Turtle Powerpoint!
Turtles come in many different species, with some as large as 4-8 feet long. Many turtle species are endangered or extinct due to human activities like hunting and habitat destruction. Turtles lay their eggs on land, and the temperature determines gender for some species, with warmer weather producing more females. Global warming threatens turtles by producing only female hatchlings as rising temperatures prevent males from being born.
Sea Birds1
The document discusses several types of seabirds, including the largest flying bird, the Wandering Albatross, with an 11-foot wingspan. Some seabirds like loons will dive for minutes to catch prey underwater. Gulls are intelligent and will drop shellfish onto rocks to crack open the shells. The smallest seabirds are storm petrels, weighing just half an ounce. Penguins are also seabirds but cannot fly, though some can dive over 800 feet deep. Seabirds have varying beak sizes and shapes suited to their diets, and skimmers have unusually large lower beaks. The document concludes with the Bald Eagle, a symbol of the United States.
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The document discusses several bizarre deep sea creatures, including the blobfish, candiru, coelacanth, fangtooth, goblin shark, longnose chimera pup, monkfish, oarfish, northern snakehead, vampire squid, viperfish, bathysaurus, snaggletooth, wolf fish, axolotl, longlure frogfish, fangtooth fish, and deep-sea glass squid. It provides brief descriptions of each creature's unusual appearance and behaviors.
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- 2. Original Creatures The Bald Eagle The Great Grey Owl The Snake head Fish
- 3. Original Creatures The Bald Eagle *.Female bald eagles are larger than male bald eagles. *Bald eagles eat mostly fish, swooping down to the water and catching them with their powerful talons. *Bald eagles live for around 20 years in the wild. Bald eagles build very large nests, sometimes weighing as much as a ton! The Great Grey Owl *Locates mice below snow by hearing, then plunges down through surface to capture them. *Great Gray Owl is the tallest American owl with the largest wingspan *Habitat:Boreal forest. Snakehead Fish *To seize its prey, the giant snakehead will bend itself into an S-shape and then snap its head forward to attack. *will take on anything that gets too close, including people. *Because it's an air breather, it can stay alive after being caught for days on end, in or out of water.
- 4. Mutated Creature The Great Bald Snakehead *The measurements of 35to 37 inches, weights about ten to fourteen pounds *Sharp teeth, that cut through flesh like its paper *Pierceing eyes that see right through your soul *Can live and “Breath” underwater *Can Fly at great speeds 100 km an hour *One Bite is enough to have you on the floor *Feeds on almost anything, but enjoys human flesh.
- 5. Adaptions Creating The Great Bald Snake head, was a process of over ten years. The DNA of the mutation, is altered and goes with the incorrect base. The type of mutation, my creation has is a insertion/deletion mutation. That means that the nucleotide are wrongly inserted. This is a positive Mutation because, it benefits the animal for hunting, and self defence. The Great Bald Snake head, can adapt to almost any environment the Capitol puts it through, it can survive in water, the forest and even snow. It's able to go in the water because, it's mutated to have, both gills and lungs.
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