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Subido el 16 de marzo de 2016 por Ignacio A.

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Hello, I'm Jaime, I'm Alfonso and Jaime, and they want to talk to Meganador. 00:00:00
What is foreign population? 00:00:10
Was an enormous animal in the prehistoric times, and they won in all the war. 00:00:14
Why is it in the earth? It's in the earth because it's one in the world and it's in the Antarctic. 00:00:26
Physical characteristics is very big. Baby is 1 to 20 meters and adult is 60 meters. 00:00:51
Vertebrate group. Vertebrate group, they are fish. 00:01:11
Spiration. They breathe with their gills in the water. 00:01:18
Nutrition. They are carnivores because only it's thanks to here. 00:01:27
Bye bye! 00:01:43
Bye bye! 00:01:45
We are Ariane and Nelly. 00:01:47
We are going to present the Blue Whale. 00:01:53
It's a mammal. 00:02:01
It respirates with lungs. 00:02:05
It's a carnivore. 00:02:11
It eats grills, it weighs 30 kilograms and has a tail but doesn't have feet. 00:02:13
Weaves it in their shoes. 00:02:31
In danger? 00:02:35
I don't know. 00:02:38
No voice in danger? 00:02:40
You need to look that up, okay? 00:02:42
Current population 00:02:46
is the largest 00:02:48
in the world 00:02:50
Thank you for listening 00:02:56
Hello, my name is 00:02:58
Adrián 00:03:01
We are going to talk 00:03:03
about the 00:03:05
vertebrate group 00:03:09
They are mammals 00:03:11
Respiration. 00:03:13
They breathe with their lungs. 00:03:15
Nutrition. 00:03:17
They are carnivores. 00:03:19
Physical characteristics. 00:03:21
That they have a lot of fun. 00:03:23
Why is it endangered? 00:03:25
Because there are a few lynx in the world. 00:03:29
Bye bye. 00:03:42
Our animal in Endangerous is the gray fox. The gray fox is an animal in the Reynos that is in Canada's natural habitat. 00:03:44
The great fox can be found from Ontario, Canada, to the Central and Southwestern United States, down to Venezuela. 00:03:58
It also lives in the Chaparral of California and Mexico. 00:04:14
Tenoche, the great fox lives on birds, small mamas, and insects and fruits. 00:04:20
breeding. After a gestation period of around two months, gray foxes give birth to four 00:04:27
sockets in the underground. Predators. The predators of the gray fox include the mountain 00:04:36
lions, owls, coyotes, birds, and trained humans. Insects. Interesting facts. Gray foxes are 00:04:44
They are also known as Gray Fox, Tree Fox, Common Gray Fox and Common Gray Fox. 00:04:56
Center of America 00:05:06
Physical Characteristics 00:05:08
Gray foxes have length between 53 and 81 cm of wings and tail new between 28 and 44 cm. 00:05:10
They are research race in common with a pair of unders and back each tipped tail. 00:05:29
We have a surprise. 00:05:39
Let us see. 00:05:43
Save the grey fox! 00:05:49
Save the grey fox! 00:05:51
Save the grey fox! 00:05:53
Save the grey fox! 00:05:55
Save the grey fox! 00:05:57
Save the grey fox! 00:05:59
For each of them? 00:06:01
Wait, wait, wait. 00:06:05
Everybody waits quietly. 00:06:06
She will give them out. 00:06:09
I take my mask and I sit down. 00:06:11
Say the brave fox. 00:06:26
Say the brave fox. 00:06:28
Say the brave fox. 00:06:30
Say the brave fox. 00:06:32
Sit down, everybody. 00:06:33
Say the brave fox. 00:06:36
Say the brave fox. 00:06:37
Okay, let me see the poster closely, let me see, let me have, Aysa, let me see the poster, and the other one, Clara, let me see the poster, thank you very much, okay. 00:06:39
His name of the animal is the slow lorries, it's a mammal, they breathe with their lungs. 00:07:04
At night the nocturnal loris climbs around in the tree sharing food. 00:07:28
He eats fruit, matter and insects. 00:07:35
Physical characteristics. 00:07:46
Loris are omnivores. 00:07:49
They are nocturnal feeling at night. 00:07:52
Why is it endangered? Because humans want to have it like a pet. And the current population is almost extinct. And this is our project. Thank you. 00:07:56
Our animal is the Bengal tiger. 00:08:12
The vertebrate group is mamas. They are vertebrates. 00:08:19
Bengal tigers breathe with their lungs. 00:08:26
their land, nutrition. Tigers eat such as moose, deer species, ticks, cows, horses, 00:08:32
buffalos and goats. Physical characteristics. The adult male tiger measure about 2.90 meters 00:08:42
and weigh about 300. 00:09:00
Why is it endangered? 00:09:06
Tiger is endangered because the tiger climate is disparate. 00:09:11
Current population, there are only 2,500 Bengal tigers 00:09:20
in the world and this is our presentation. 00:09:28
Applause please. Excellent. 00:09:33
Show me your job please, your work. 00:09:36
Let me get closer. 00:09:39
Thank you, chicos. 00:09:46
We are going to talk about the 00:09:49
8 crested gibbon. 00:09:52
Current population. The populations are 25 individuals per step given. Why is it dangerous? Their habitats are disappearing and often captured and shown as pets or hunted for the traditional medicine. 00:09:55
Physical characteristics 00:10:19
They have the slender shape of the lizard egg with long arms and legs, grasping hand and feet, and they don't have tails. 00:10:22
Nutrition 00:10:36
They are omnivores. They eat meat and grass. 00:10:37
Respiration 00:10:43
They breathe with their lungs, and they are mammals. 00:10:44
vertebrate guru, mammals. 00:10:48
Okay. 00:10:51
And that is our project. 00:10:52
And this is the photo. 00:10:54
Let me see the photo closely, Joel. 00:10:56
Amazing. 00:10:59
And applause, please, everybody. 00:11:00
Thank you very much, guys. 00:11:02
Thank you. 00:11:04
Thank you. 00:11:05
Lynx Pardinus. 00:11:11
Characteristics. 00:11:14
The fur is good for his camouflage. 00:11:16
Respiration, respirate with lungs. 00:11:20
Nutrition, eat meat. 00:11:25
Where it lives, in Iberic Peninsula, Spain and Portugal. 00:11:28
Reproduction, be be proud. 00:11:35
Why is extinct? 00:11:38
There are more flies in their natural territories, and they don't have many food. 00:11:39
The humans kill them. 00:11:47
Vertebrate group, mamma. 00:11:49
Human population, more or less 150 in all the world. 00:11:52
And this is our presentation. 00:12:01
Applause, please. 00:12:05
I'm going to get close to the animal. 00:12:06
Thank you very much, girls. 00:12:12
We are going to present the grizzly and the vertebrate group of the grizzly is mammals. 00:12:14
The respirations with the lungs and the nutrition are omnivore. 00:12:24
Its favorite fruits are its own germs. 00:12:33
Physical characteristics 00:12:40
It is the largest of our juice type mammals. 00:12:43
Males are 38% lighter than females and they can weigh up to 400 kilograms. 00:12:49
Why are they endangered? 00:13:04
Because of the destruction of the forest, especially the fairies. 00:13:07
They invern it in the winter. 00:13:13
Current population. 00:13:15
113 in the Iberian Peninsula 00:13:19
And this is our project 00:13:24
Okay, applause please 00:13:27
Wait a sec 00:13:31
Okay 00:13:32
Hello, we are talking about the dog savage 00:13:34
Parapopulans, that they live in trees 00:13:38
Because the humans, that save our animals 00:13:42
animals, animals, physical characteristics, care, nutrition, they eat tanneries, steam, 00:13:49
leaves, and flowers, they breathe through day long, vegetables, there are many vegetables, 00:14:12
We are going to talk about the Mounsing Gorilla. 00:14:25
What vertebrate group is? 00:14:34
It's the Mouns group. 00:14:38
How they live? 00:14:40
With lunch. 00:14:43
What is their nutrition? 00:14:45
They are herbivores. 00:14:50
What are their physical characteristics? 00:14:52
Nose, mouth, ears and eyes. 00:14:55
Why is it dangerous? 00:14:58
Because they kill their habitat. 00:15:00
The population is 700 mountain gorillas. 00:15:06
Thank you very much, bye bye. 00:15:18
Hello, we are Alejandro and Unay. What is the current population? They live in Portugal and in Spain. What is their respiration? They breathe with their lungs. Why is it dangerous? 00:15:21
They are endangered because of the loss of the screw glands. 00:15:41
What is their physical characteristic? 00:15:51
They have a beard and large ears. 00:15:56
What is their nutrition? 00:16:01
They are carnivores. 00:16:04
What is their vertebrae? 00:16:07
The vertebrate group are mermaids. 00:16:09
Thank you very much, guys. 00:16:13
We're going to talk about the panda bird. 00:16:16
They respirate with their lungs. 00:16:22
They are herbivores, and they eat plants. 00:16:26
They are mammals and there are 1,600 of pandas in the world. 00:16:33
They are in danger because we have minus bamboo each time and we are destroying their habitat. 00:16:50
Physical characteristics. The body length is from 120 cm to 180 cm. The shoulder length is from 74 cm to 84 cm. 00:17:01
The tail length is about 10 cm to 27 cm and the head length is about 52 cm to 77 cm. 00:17:27
Maria, and we are going to talk about the polar bear. 00:17:46
The digit name in Latin is Ursus Maritimus, then it means sea bear. 00:17:53
There are mammals. Current population. Global polar bear population size is about 26 million. 00:18:21
Better birth groups. Polar bears are mamas. Polar bears are in the restoration. A polar bear's respiratory system is similar to that of any other mama. 00:18:36
The respiratory system uses the lungs, blood, heart, veins and the arteries to take in oxygen, transport it around the body and breathe out carbon dioxide. 00:19:16
A polar bear can't close off its nose in order to stop the water from entering when swimming. 00:19:33
To entail the polar bear to stay under the water for around three minutes at a time. 00:19:45
The polar bear has long lungs. 00:19:55
Let's see what the atom name polar bears weigh from 30 to more than 500 kilos. 00:20:01
They are considerably smaller, normally weighing 150 to 300 kilos. 00:20:28
Nutrition 00:20:41
Polar bears are among all the largest living things or carnivores. 00:20:42
They live at so late on a diet of wheelchairs. 00:20:49
Among polar bears have been quintessence 00:20:55
and many other arctics, including wasps, whales, and ribbons. 00:21:01
A polar bear's stomach can hold around two percent of its body weight and can consume ninety-seven percent of the fat from the meal. 00:21:13
And a polar bear produces around 1,200 kilograms of fat per day on Saturday. This means that a bear still can produce around a week's worth of food from a polar bear. 00:21:37
Recycle everything you can, turn on the lights, water, water, water, water, water, water, water, 00:22:02
watch less TV, play few computer games, use resume, reduce a ball, walk or bicycle more often, 00:22:51
Plant trees. Be a conservationist. Weatherproof your home. 00:23:08
Every little bit can make a difference. 00:23:20
Thanks. 00:23:25
Thank you, June. 00:23:26
Subido por:
Ignacio A.
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