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Subido el 5 de marzo de 2024 por Ruth De La V.

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Hi, I'm Alba and today I'm going to tell you about Iceland. 00:00:00
Iceland is an island that belongs to Europe. 00:00:07
In Iceland, English and Icelandic are spoken. 00:00:10
Its currency is the crown. 00:00:14
The capital of Iceland is Reykjavik. 00:00:16
Flag. This is the flag of Iceland. 00:00:22
The background is blue. 00:00:25
Then it forms a red cross and finally the cross is surrounded by a white border. 00:00:27
Map. This is the map of Iceland. 00:00:37
The red dot that you see over here is Reykjavik, and you will wonder, what's that? 00:00:39
Reykjavik, on the coast of Iceland, is the country, its capital and largest city. 00:00:50
Now, the climate is warm and temperate. 00:00:57
The advanced annual temperature recorded in Reykjavik is 4.3 degrees. 00:01:00
Reykjavik is located in the North Hemisphere. 00:01:06
The nearest month is June. 00:01:10
The majority of rainfall occurs in the month of December. 00:01:11
Fauna and flora of Iceland 00:01:20
Fauna and flora of Iceland are adapted to the Icelandic school of the Arctic climate. 00:01:21
It also must be taken into account that the glaciers cover 11% of the Icelandic surface. 00:01:27
Icelandic vegetation has suffered great deterioration since the 9th century, when the first human occupants arrived there. 00:01:35
The extensive birch forests that covered the land were destroyed by the Grecians and by the Vikings who need the wood to build their houses and to keep warm. 00:01:42
Typical animals in Iceland 00:01:56
These are three of the most typical animals in Iceland. 00:01:58
Frailecillo, humpback whale and geartic fox 00:02:01
Frailecillo, it is abundant in the island during the summer breeding seasons. 00:02:04
It lives in colonies on cliffs. 00:02:14
on cliffs. They'll build their nests in cavities in the ground. It fishes by diving and using 00:02:16
its hind leg as a rudder. 00:02:22
Humpback whale is one of the largest whales. It feeds in Icelandic waters during the summer 00:02:26
months and migrates to tropical waters in winter to get breed where it does not feed 00:02:32
for months. 00:02:38
The arctic fox The arctic fox has small ears and a dense coat 00:02:40
of white fur that allows it to survive extreme temperatures. 00:02:44
Its main food consists of small mammals and birds. 00:02:49
Interesting facts 1. 00:02:57
Did you know that there are no ants in Iceland? 00:02:58
There are no ants in Iceland because it is one of the coldest countries in Europe, and 00:03:02
also because it is one of the most volcanic countries in the world. 00:03:07
Second, they don't have last name. This is one of the most strict curiosities of Iceland. 00:03:12
They still maintain the archi-nurse name, so surnames, as we know, they don't exist. 00:03:18
They take the name of the father to which they add the ending, son for sons and djotir 00:03:27
for daughters. 00:03:32
Population in Iceland. Population density. Foreign habitants per square kilometer. 00:03:38
rate, 65,424 immigrants. 00:03:45
Hagrimskifkia Island. It is one of the main monuments to Sinraikiavik, known as the Big 00:03:54
Church. It is the tallest monument in the country at 74.5 meters. It was created by 00:04:00
the architect Gudjon Samuelson, who was inspired by the lava sheets of the Atlantic Volcanoes. 00:04:08
All the central streets of this city lead to this cathedral. 00:04:14
Typical food. 00:04:24
Coksupa. 00:04:25
One of the most typical foods in Aydan is coksupa, which is lamb soup. 00:04:26
The ingredients are cabbage, carrot, potatoes, thyme, turnips, bay leaf, lamb, parsley, celery, 00:04:31
rice and a pinch of salt. 00:04:39
They ate it in special days like some traditions. 00:04:41
Poravot. 00:04:48
Borabot, also called Þurslabot, is an Icelandic festival celebrated during the winter solstice in its four moons. 00:04:49
These festivals began in the second half of the 19th century, organized by the Icelandic students. 00:04:57
Reykjavik Art Festival 00:05:09
The Reykjavik Art Festival presents outstanding artistic creations for all the corners of the world. 00:05:10
Celebrate diversity and protagonize accessibility and respect from the environment. 00:05:17
And to finish my presentation, did you know that in Iceland there are two igloos made 00:05:22
of glass? 00:05:31
They are found in the Falarón Glaciar Lagoon, a privileged place from which to observe the 00:05:32
stars and the northern lights. 00:05:38
And this is all for my presentation, I hope that you liked it. 00:05:42
Idioma/s:
en
Idioma/s subtítulos:
en
Materias:
Ciencias Naturales
Niveles educativos:
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    • Tercer Ciclo
      • Quinto Curso
      • Sexto Curso
Autor/es:
Ruth de la Varga
Subido por:
Ruth De La V.
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Fecha:
5 de marzo de 2024 - 6:29
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Duración:
05′ 53″
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