The document discusses the ocelot, an endangered carnivorous feline found from Texas to Argentina, facing threats from excessive hunting. It also highlights the climate and natural resources of Nayarit, Mexico, along with historical events, protected areas, and the impact of population growth on the environment. Additionally, it references several sources for more information about the region's ecology and history.

1. Félix Rocha, Verónica Sofía
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Ramírez Carranza, Mariana Lisset
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Sánchez Ruíz, Sofía Rebeca
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Treviño Mendoza, Katya Melissa
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Vega Gámez, Génesis Ivonne
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Ms. Nashiely Moreira

3. Nature and ecosystems Abiotic factors Weather
Endangered species Places to visit Historical places
 Location
 Reflection
 References
Protected areas Activities

4. The ocelot is an expert at climbing
trees and normally atacks its prey by
jumping from the tree, surprising
them. This carnivore animal is mainly
hunted because of its skin.
Ocelots come from the felines family, and
can be found all the way from Texas to
Argentina. Ocelots’ height varies between
55 and 100 cm. and the tail can be 30 to 45
cm. long. Excessive hunting of this beautiful
animal are causing it to come near to
extinction every day.

5. Armadillo Skunk White tail deer
Acebuche Agapando flower Yellow agave

6. Location

7. Matorral Dry jungle Manglar
Humid mountain forests
Most part of Nayarit’s territory has a
very warm climate, that is why it has
the perfect vegetation for tropical
species, despise the fact that it has
vegetation from template origin on its
surface.

8. Weather
 Average temperature: 25°C
 Average low temperature: 12°C
 Average high temperature: 35°C
 Rain is present from May to
September.
 Annual average precipitation: 1100
mm.

9. Learn more!

10. Beautiful town with cobbled
streets, home of native roots
and tradition keeper. The
basílica lateranense and the
ceboruco volcano can be
found in Jala.

11. HISTORICAL PLACES
On March 20, 1905, the first pacific
strike in Mexico took place in Bellavista,
Nayarit. Workers in textile factories were
tired of being mistreated, so they
organized the first parade for the
Nayaritan workers.
The textile factory of Bellavista is now a
museum that has its own library, where
the previous historical moment is
explained with more details.

12. Protected areas
Islas Isabel Islas Marietas
Islas Marías
La Tovara

13. Islas Isabel
 These islands were chartered as Nacional Park
since 1980 because of being a refuge to some
marine birds that are really vulnerable to
perturbation factors, reason why only a
reduced amount of people can stay in the
island for a certain amount of time.

14. Islas Marietas
 Also known as islas Tres Marietas, they are
a group of small uninhabitated islands in
Nayarit, near Punta de Mita and Nuevo
Vallarta.

15. Islas Marías
 Also called islas Tres Marías, they are a
group of islands located in the Pacific
Ocean. There is a prison in there called La
Colonia Penal Federal Islas Marías.

16. La Tovara
 La Tovara is a manantial that can be
found in San Blas, Nayarit. It gives origin to
a natural fresh water pond in the base of
a mountain range.

17. Tyrolese Golf
Diving Liberation of turtles

18. Reflection
 We realized that even if Nayarit seems little, its
population surely has increased over the past years.
According to the INEGI, since the 1930’s Nayarit has
been growing really fast.
We should take in count that
growth always comes with a
consequence. When there is
suddenly too many people, then the
explotation of natural resources
occurs, and permanent damages
are made to the environment.
Maybe Nayarit is not the case, but
we should still be on guard so that
their natural areas do not seem
threatened in any way.

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