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and birds available in the respective habitat, although the deer is the preferred prey. The lynx lives as a loner and hunts mainly at dusk and at night. Usually they rest during the day in hiding. A female [...] their topic to their new group. The group now thinks about which of these animals could or could not live in the Green Belt and presents arguments supporting their opinion. These group results should be presented
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underneath is reddish brown. Beside each eye there is a brown spot. Habitat & prey The kingfisher lives in slow-moving or stagnant, clear waters, with a stock of small fish. These can be rivers, streams [...] their topic to their new group. The group now thinks about which of these animals could or could not live in the Green Belt and presents arguments supporting their opinion. These group results should be presented
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woodpecker likes to live best: mixed orchard habitats. Here there are many old trees which are soft enough to build dens in. An apple tree is „old“, when it is about 65 years old. And ants live there, too. But [...] green woodpecker can make holes and live in. If you such a tree and see a den in it you can mark it specifically. So the forester sees: Attention! A green woodpecker lives here. Please don’t fell this one [...] endangered. So that it stays this way we need to know what the green woodpecker’s food is and how it lives. Then we will be able to act in ways that help this bird. The green woodpecker eats large quantities
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standard of living and low income. For fuel poverty the standard of living is measured in terms of heating level since heating deprivation is often considered as an indicator of low standard of living. Fuel [...] Islands1 LLegend RResearch site - 2 - 1.2 Research problem and questions Unlike people living on the mainland, people living on Rousay and Eday islands need to travel long distances to get access to the important [...] their daily living, getting goods for the shop, buying and selling of agricultural inputs and products, purchasing supply for small business activities etc. As a result of this, people living in the islands
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family of salmons (Fig. 1). He is 150 cm long and weighs 40 kg. Salmo is silvery-blue and yellow. He lives in the sea (in salt water). From September to February he swims back into the rivers (freshwater) [...] salmon (CREATIVE COMMONS ATTRIBUTION-SHARE-ALIKE LICENSE, 2009) Profile: The salmon This is where I live: I can become this long: I can become this heavy: I can do this very well: Course of the river with
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The Siberian Tiger 4. Threats The number of free-living Siberian tigers in the wild was shockingly low some years ago: There were only about 50 tigers living in the wild. Thanks to protective measures, the [...] The Siberian Tiger 1. Description The Siberian Tiger is a subspecies of tiger. It is the largest living felid. It has a shoulder height of up to 110 cm and a length of 190 up to 220 cm. A male Siberian [...] the cold weather. In summer, the fur is shorter. The Siberian tiger is mainly active at night and lives up to 15- 20 years. Pic. 1: Appaloosa (2010): Male Panthera tigris altaica, Leipzig Zoo/ Tomak (*
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Global Footprint Network, (2002): World-Wide Fund for Nature, Living Planet Report Gland, Switzerland. Global Footprint Network, (2006): WWF, Living Planet Report Gland, Switzerland. Ecological Footprint of [...] then helps us to see to what extent we are dipping to the overall capital or to what extent we are living within the means that nature provides us. “The Ecological Footprint account documents how much of [...] also called carbon footprint, from the use of 16 Ibid p. 20 17 Wackernagel et al, 2005, p. 4 18 Living Planet Report, p.14 Ecological Footprint of Sleat 7 fossil fuels, was the fastest growing component
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fuels amounts to £ 35,374 for 25 respondents. From the 25 respondents, 18 respondents provided the living space area of their dwellings. Based on these 18 respondents (only considering the heating de- mand [...] is considered for the option of electric school bus that provides service to the children that are living in West Harris and studying in Tarbert, in Sir E Scott School. The assump- tion made is that the [...] retrofits installed in the past. 4 of the 6 respondents who had no retrofits carried out in the past live in dwellings which were constructed after year 1998 and are relatively new. Figure 15.1.8: Type of
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varies from 120 – 170cm and their weight from 45 – 142kg. They can live to be up to 40 years old. _____________________________ Seals live in the water and on land. When moving in the water by quickly waving [...] northern hemisphere (e.g. Canada, South Japan, Germany or Denmark). In Europe, approximately 50,000 seals live in the coastal waters of the North Sea. In the Wadden Sea, they have no natural enemies. ________
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spread over many continents. They live in North America, northern Asia as well as in Europe. Wolves do not have very specific demands for their habitat. They can really live anywhere, as long as there is enough [...] meter. Wolves in the wild will usually not get older than ten years. However in captivity they can live for over 20 years. The colour of their fur can be very different. There are some with yellowish gray [...] black animals. The colouring of the coat, their weight and the size is depending on the place they live. For example, they are very large and heavy in particularly cold areas, such as in Canada or Alaska