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LET'S CONSTRUCT GREEN TOMORROWS TOGETHER

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LET'S CONSTRUCT GREEN TOMORROWS TOGETHER

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LET'S CONSTRUCT GREEN TOMORROWS TOGETHER

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LET'S CONSTRUCT GREEN TOMORROWS TOGETHER

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LET'S CONSTRUCT GREEN TOMORROWS TOGETHER

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Beige and Black Vintage Newspaper Fashion New Arrival Instagram Post

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Beige and Black Vintage Newspaper Fashion New Arrival Instagram Post (1)

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Birds and fish that disappeared from Moldova

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Birds and fish that disappeared from Moldova

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Birds and fish that disappeared from Moldova

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Birds and fish that disappeared from Moldova

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SONGÜL İRDEM DİREMCİ-KIRTEPE PRIMARY SCHOOL

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SONGÜL İRDEM DİREMCİ-KIRTEPE PRIMARY SCHOOL

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The loggerhead turtle Caretta caretta is a species of sea turtle with a global distribution. Greece, especially the coasts of Zakynthos and the Western Peloponnese, is the most popular nesting area along the Mediterranean, with more than 3,000 nests annually. Caretta caretta is the second largest hard-shelled turtle in the world. Adults have an average weight of 100–150 kg and a carapace length of up to 120 cm. They are omnivorous and feed on bottom invertebrates as well as floating cephalopods. Females lay about four clutches of eggs every two to three years. They have a lifespan of 47–67 years, and mature at around 17 to 33 years. The eggs and chicks are preyed upon by gulls, crabs, terrestrial carnivores, and domestic animals such as dogs and cats. It is considered an endangered species with the main threats being accidental fishing, loss of nesting beaches due to tourist development, and plastic waste on the seabed which they accidentally consume                                                       

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Endangered animals in Greece Turtle caretta- caretta

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Endangered animals in Greece Turtle caretta- caretta

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The ibex or common wild goat is a mammal and ruminant animal, belonging to the order Artiodactyla. It is found from Europe to Asia Minor and from Central Asia to the Middle East, in mountainous areas. It is a very agile animal and has a great ability to climb vertical rocky slopes. Males live alone, while females live in herds of up to 500 animals. Wild goats live from 12 to 22 years. In Greece, the best-known species is the Cretan ibex, otherwise known as the kri-kri. The wild goat is in danger of extinction and for this reason its hunting has been banned in Greece.

The wild goat reaches a length of 1.5 m. and a height of 80 cm. The female is smaller in body than the male and also has smaller horns. It is very resistant to frost. It has the property of changing the color of its coat depending on the season. Thus, in the summer months it has light brown fur and in the winter it becomes black or dark.

The gestation period lasts 170 days on average. The female gives birth in May, usually one cub (rarely two). The cubs are able to follow their mother immediately after birth. They stop nursing and leave their mother after 6 months. Females become sexually mature at the age of 1.5-2.5 years, while males at 3.5-4 years.

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The Mediterranean monk seal (Monachus monachus) is the most threatened. This seal is the rarest species of seal and one of the six most endangered mammals on the planet. The majority of the Mediterranean monk seal population lives in Greece, specifically in the Sporades.

It is 1-3 meters long and weighs 15-20 kilograms. It is gray or brown and has a light-colored belly. It is a mammal, meaning it gives birth to small babies. It feeds on a wide variety of fish, but it also eats squid, octopuses and cuttlefish. It is disappearing because humans kill it or accidentally catch it in their fishing nets. Also, marine pollution, that is, the destruction of the environment in which it lives, are causes for their extinction.

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The brown bear is 1.70 - 2.20 meters long and weighs 60 - 250 kilograms depending on the sex and the time of year.The brown bear is currently protected by international, EU and Greek legislation.It has a stocky build, a triangular head, round ears and small eyes. The fur of an adult bear presents all shades of brown, depending on age, sex and the environment in which it lives.It prefers mixed coniferous and deciduous forests located in the altitudinal zone between 900 and 1700 meters. In the summer months it is also found in crops and orchards due to their nutritional value.The bear is the largest land mammal in Europe. Under normal conditions it lives about 20 to 25 years. It lives in mountainous forest areas and is an animal. It reproduces from the 4th-5th year of its age, mates every two or three years, in the period from May to July and gives birth in winter, usually in January, during hibernation from one to two and more rarely three cubs, which are born blind and naked while weighing only 350-400 grams. The first 2-3 years of their life are the most important because during this time they are taught by their mother bear how to survive in the forest. It is noteworthy that while all animals that hibernate must occasionally wake up to urinate, the bear does not need to do anything similar because it has a unique urea recycling mechanism.