HELLO BLOGGERS!!!!!! WALT: Understand how isolated evolution created unique endemic birds, and evaluate why flightlessness became a liability when mammalian predators arrived!
Yesterday my inquiry task was to find facts about a predator that kills our native birds and find a native bird trying not to get captured! My task was to find facts about those two animals on a website and write the facts on the template with a buddy and of course I chose my friend Mya! (She is a really good person to work with!) I enjoyed this task because I got to read facts that I didn’t know so I learned a little bit! Thank you for reading! See you later alligators in a while crocodiles don’t forget your big smiles! SEE YA!
My Invaders V.S Locals Create Task! (Sorry if you can’t read the text boxes
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Here is the other plan thing (The original)
Your Research Task: Invaders vs. Locals
| Invaders: | Locals: |
| Fact 1:
Feral cats are completely different to stray cats: strays have varying interactions and dependence on humans while feral cats are completely wild! |
Fact 1:
The little spotted kiwi, or little grey kiwi, Apteryx owenii, is a small flightless bird in the kiwi family Apterygidae. |
| Fact 2:
Feral Cats have a major impact on our native New Zealand Birds. Like Bats, Frogs, Weta and Other insects. |
Fact 2:
It is endemic to New Zealand, and in pre-European times occurred in both main islands, but is now restricted to a number of small offshore islands and mainland reserves protected by pest-exclusion fences. |
| Fact 3:
Feral cats have the same appearance as some common, short-haired house cats such as tabby, tortoiseshell and black |
Fact 3:
The Little spotted Kiwi is about 0.9 to 1.9kgs about the size of a bantam. |