I chose the Mountain Gorillas because they are very interesting and clever . Mountain Gorillas are large species of ape (a bit like a large monkey). They live in an African rainforest on some volcanic slopes. They are very endangered due to civil war, poaching and habitat destruction. They live in groups or troops of up to thirty led by an alpha male or silver back. Despite being shy they are very strong and would die to protect the troop.
They live on the forest floor and eat plants, ants and termites.
Mountain gorillas live in big groups they are large and strong which is good if you want to survive in the rainforest. Mountain gorillas mainly eat plants. They use their flat strong teeth to grind the tough parts. They can use their strength to tear apart a whole banana tree.
Mountain
gorillas have long thick fur which is adapted to there cooler climate. A
silver back makes decisions for the group like when they get up and
eat.
They are critically endangered there are 700 left. One gorilla can make £2.5 million in its lifetime from tourism.
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Animal Wildlife Protection
Monday, 20 March 2017
Friday, 3 June 2016
Monday, 21 March 2016
6,000 Tigers
Tigers are the largest species of cat . It is heavily hunted for its fur and its bones .
All tigers are endangered . There are only about 3000 or 4000 of the animals left in the wild !!!
There were 100,000 tigers 100 years ago !
Not only does it suffer from hunting but large areas of its habitat is being destroyed they need lots of space to hunt . The Bengal tiger which is the most common needs dense forest to live in and their fur blends in.
They often eat amber deer, wild pig, water buffalo and antelope . When they are old or injured they eat dogs humans and cattle .
India holds the worlds largest population of tigers and the Indian government has paid $153 million to tackle poaching. Since this tiger numbers of tigers have increased by 30% .
My plan is to make a tiger zoo so the tigers can breed safely .I want the zoo to be able to increase tigers to 6000 !!!!
Monday, 8 February 2016
The zoo
Saturday, 16 January 2016
Birds need help
We put bird fee ders in are back garden it was so cold. Soon I found some ice 2 inches thick. We also put out a bird house and a very very very heavy bag of bird food. P7 also put out lots of bird houses on the walk way.
Wednesday, 13 January 2016
Advice for teachers with animal projects
sharks
sharks
are hunted for
shark fin soup .
people think sharks
are dangerous animals
but they are
very safe .
tigers
Tigers
are hunted for
there fur .
There fur keeps
them camuthlarg but
they still get
hunted .
wolfs
Wolfs
are killed all
over the worled . Like
tigers they are
hunted for there
fur .They have
a grate sence
of smell and
there howl is
very very long .
Tuesday, 12 January 2016
Falls of Clyde
My gang the AWP is wanting to help wildlife. Are first victory. Helping save the falls of clyde
The
story is that we cane to new lanark so that we could go for a walk. On
our walk we found a sign saying that people were threatening to build a
quarry next to the falls of clyde. We signed a petition to stop these
people from putting a quarry there. Next time we went back I remembered
about it. We found a sign saying you have saved the falls of Clyde. We
walked onwards and we saw that the falls of Clyde were not different one
bit. ..... we are definitely going to have more victories in the
future.
Newspaper story about the quarry
Newspaper story about the quarry
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