Trip To The Zoo Inquiry #1
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The student took a trip to the zoo and later wondered why some animals were not present. This prompted questions about getting polar bears, panda bears, or a dolphin exhibit. Information is then provided about the habitats and characteristics of polar bears, panda bears, and dolphins to explain why they might not survive well at the Evansville Zoo. Standards are listed regarding how changes in habitat can impact an organism's ability to survive and reproduce.
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Walruses are marine mammals that live in the Arctic and Pacific oceans. They travel by swimming or walking on land using their flippers. Walruses eat clams and soft-bodied animals like worms, gastropods, and crustaceans. They use their large tusks to catch food or defend themselves against threats. Walruses must adapt to harsh Arctic winters by migrating, getting into piles to stay warm, or using their tusks to break ice if trapped underneath.
Sharks in the ecosystem
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