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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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answers Aims: The students should learn about the characteristics of the orangutan and the way it lives. They should also find out about the problems facing the tropical rain forest and its deforestation
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Solutions: 1. Describe the characteristics of the orangutan. - They belong to the great apes, live only in southeast Asia, are critically endangered - “forest people” that are able to climb (anatomy: flexible [...] they use tools, have an exceptional memory, paralanguage - have a very long generation cycle, do not live in a group, male only stays near female for mating, female rears a single young over a number of years
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are far too lazy to work, so they pretend not to speak, and hide in the forest. The orangutans only live in southwest Asia. There are two different species: the Bornean orangutan (Pongo pygmaeus) and the [...] normally a female rears up to three young in her life. Unlike the other great apes, orangutans do not live in a group. They only come together when females and their young build sleeping nests near one another
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should be answered in groups. What are the characteristics of the Irrawaddy dolphin? What does its living environment look like? Are petitions useful to save endangered species? 3. Online search in groups
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rotting, for 250 years. But then they provide the whole diversity of habitats for a great number of living creatures. Many forests contain biotopes like lakes, ponds, streams, moors, rocks and caves and their
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1. Don’t leave anything in the forest: even a small piece of rubbish might be dangerous for the lives of animals. 2. Stay on signposted routes: bushes, trees and grasses grow better further away from
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have germlings, tree giants and rotting deadwood side by side. These are natural habitats for many living creatures. That’s the reason these beech forests have been protected since 2011 and why they are
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all the nutrients contained in it. The lugworm lives about 25 cm deep in the bottom of the Wadden Sea. You can recognize the tubes or burrows where they live by the unusual sand faeces at the top. These [...] Worksheet 2 The lugworm Features: The lugworm lives on the bottom of the Wadden Sea – hence its name. It is about 10-20 cm long and up to 1 cm wide. The body of the lugworm is divided into three parts [...] lugworm’s name is: 2. Task: Look at the picture closely. Which of these is a burrow where a lugworm lives? Explain your decision. Circle the correct number 1 2 3 4 Your explanation: 3. Task: Look at the poster
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Wadden Sea in danger! Information: The Wadden Sea is habitat as well as a food source for a lot of living creatures. But this habitat is threatened in many different ways. Because of global warming the ocean