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Video: High Seas 3) - A female blue whale will only give birth once every 2 or 3 years. - 100 million sharks are killed every year because of Overfishing. - The sea has phytoplankton, which have most of the oxygen that we breathe. 4) I learned about some of the species that live in the sea, and also phytoplankton they produce some of the oxygen we breathe.

5) I don't have any questions for now.

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✨HIGH SEAS✨

1). Blue whale

1. Blue whale weight is 200 tons and 30 meters long,blue whales are the largest animals ever to have existed

2. there used to be 300,000 more blue whales but as times goes by the slowly increase

3. ⁠Phytoplankton are microscopic marine algae,produce 50% of the oxygen

What i learn about: i learned more deeper about the high seas and the animals on the high seas and know that the ocean is very important for our planet

What i learn about: i learned more deeper about the high seas and the animals on the high seas and know that the ocean is very important for our planet

No question (:

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High seas

1. Dolphins are faster in short burst against false killer whales but the false killer whales got more stamina against Dolphin.

2. Blue whales weight about 200 tons 30 meter's long. the biggest animals to ever existed. Roaming every ocean from tropics to poles. The female gives birth every 3 year

3. Phytoplankton produce 50% of the oxygen, and plays a role in cloud formation moisture from the ocean condenses around plankton to form clouds, clouds reflect the sun and protect against global warming

what I learn about:

I learn that we need to preserve the reefs, animals in ocean. because a functioning ocean is one of the most vital things in our planet.

I don't have question :)

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vid : frozen world

1. humpback whales come in groups and work together and blow bubbles from their blow holes and lunge up to the surface and nyam the krills

2. a single penguin can outmanuever a single orca but not a whole pod or school idk

3. albatroses chicks are really big even the adults wings are giant like 3 plipin meters

50% of orcas go to antartica and a new island

did the titanic really sunk because of an iceberg

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1. How come elephants breathe with water in their trunk

2. why does the animal evolve so weirdly like the black Siklebill & the ehhm(dart frog)

3. I don't know there is something such as a megaherbivore

I've learned that animals have to adapt like humans to survive the tough world.

why do humans chop forests?

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High Swiss

1. The blue whale is indeed the largest animal on the planet but i dont know that the largest blue whale is 300 Meters long and the weight is 200 tons!

2. A newborn blue whale baby which is 1 month old can reach 8 meters long with the weight of 6 tons and the weight will add 3 tons a month!

3. Also a female blue whale will ONLY gave birth ONCE every 2 or 3 years.

The thing i learn about this planet is that in this 71% water on earth there is so many creatures and animals that lives under the water.

Question: What should we do to prevent the extinction of the animals under the sea

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Video: Frozen World

New things that i found:

1. the ice is the soil upon which plant life grows.

2. Today, during the summer months, there is 40 % less sea ice than there was in 1980.

3. This particular flock of orcas specializes in hunting penguins.

what did i learn from the video:

1. I learn that Antartica is a very cold and old place and it has animals or creture such as peguins,orcas,antarctic krill and etc.

MY questions:

I dont have questions

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High seas

One baby blue whale can weight up to 6 tons and 8 meters long in just 1 month.

Lantern fish spend most of their time hiding in the deep sea (its also the most numerous fish in the planet).

Phytoplankton produces half the oxygen in the air we breathe.

The deep ocean makes up 95 percent of all the space available for life.

I learn that there is alot of things in the sea i didnt know about.

And i have no question.

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High seas

Dolphins are faster in short bursts against false killer whales (Which are the predators) but the False killer whales have more stamina against Dolphins.

Blue whales weight about 200 tons 30 meter's long. The largest animals to ever existed. Roaming every ocean from tropics to poles. The female gives birth every 3 years

A baby blue whale can weight six tons and is six meter's long! And they're only a month old.

Once there was 300,000 Blue whales, but have been hunted over the past century relentlessly, and only a few thousand survived. And are now being protected.

My question: What would happen if blue whales go extinct?

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Jungles

Tropical rainforests only make up 7% of the earth's land area.

Jaguars are the number 1 predator in the amazon rainforet.

It takes a proximately 10 YEARS ti be independent.

My Question: What will happen if all jungles disapear.

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In the video it sayed living things and dead things can be an enviroment for us to see also air and oxygen also i just realize that there are many dead things more than human but also humans build and look at them

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Video:high seas

I find the species of the whale in the video very interesting and unique

I also find the dolphins very interesting, how they do some tricks while swimming and how they can move very fast

Some new things that i learn was that a tiny plant, phytoplankton is very important and many of the animals in the sea depend on this plant for food, and how this plant also produce half of the oxygen in the air we breath

Some new things that i learn from the video about our planet was that our planet is very beautiful but also mysterious like the sea in it

Something that i wonder in the video was, why do people in the past hunt many of this animal so much to the point some species gone extinct

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. High seas

. Phytoplanko they combine nutrients in sea water with energy From the sun

So all animals to the smallest to the largest ultimately depend on these tiny plants for food.

. The deep makes up 95 percent for all the space available for live.

. But scientists now believe there are ten times more animal living here then usual.

. I learned that the ocean is slowly dying because we haunted animal and we throw trash.

. Question:

. Why the deep only make 95 percent of all the space available for live.

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>High seas

:Corals that live deep in the water grows slowly that the ones in shallow water:

:Phytoplankton produces half of our oxygen on land:

:Squids are starting to replace fish as they get hunted down:

:We know more about the surface of the moon than the deep seas:

:Bristle worms set home inside of corals and eat the food the corals caught, but it also protects the coral from sea urchins:

:Wilsons petrels are small yet are found in every ocean:

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>I learned that we are slowly destroying the ocean by hunting down sea creatures that are important in the food cycle

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<If we just fish out every fish in the ocean what will happen?>

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VIDEO: HIGH SEAS

Facts I got from the video:

Blue whale calves can weigh around 6 tons.

Yellowfin tuna rely on spinner dolphins to hunt for lantern fish

Phytoplankton produce 50% of the oxygen, and plays a role in cloud formation; Moisture from the ocean condenses around the plankton to form clouds ☁️ These clouds reflect the sun and protect against global warming

The deep ocean is home to 95% of life.

Underwater Animals on the surface are being killed and hunted; we need to protect and take care of them

I learnt that a lot is happening in the deep, and if you get deeper, The weirder things get. The waters is a land of almost all life on earth.

NO QUESTIONS. 0. Nada. I just don't know what to put here.

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Video : Fresh water

Air di bumi menyediakan makanan bagi penghuninya, karena ada air semua hewan dan manusia bisa hidup. Air menyiram tanaman supaya bisa tumbuh sehinga kita bisa bernafas.

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Video: High seas

3 stuff I found cool:

1. I Thought There were no life in the deep oceans, but there are coral reefs In the deep sea trenches.

2. It's interesting how life thrive in the depths of the ocean without any light, and how they adapt interests me

3. It's bizarre that whales were hunted back then, I don't know the use for killing whales, but it's the past

I learnt that creatures can heavily adapt to the their surroundings and

try to catch pray at the best way possible, like in the deep, where anglerfish emit light to lure pray the world is a mystery.

no, I don't have any questions because I'm de best ( I understand all the words in the video and can process them in my brain)

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Video: our planet frozen world

1 that the seas surround antarctica

Are the roughest in the world those churning

Water draw up nutries from the deep and create

Vast, Rich fishing ground for nomads like wondering

albatros.

2 that albatross chick is always sitting

On its nest al winter and it’s really dependen on

On the perent return with it’s food it can wait

A few days between meals or it can also be cuple

Weeks.

3 that antarctica there are no land predators here

But the same cannot be Said for south gorgia’s seas.

I learn that antarctica is coldest country in the Earth

And it’s been frozen for 30 milions of years in it’s centre

Is over for kilomaters thick.

I have no question

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Video :high seas

Interesting things:

1.phytoplankton is a microscpic plants in the sea that from small to large fish how ever big is the fish is their food

2.phytoplankton makes up 50 percent of our oxygen

3. dolphins have a language from click sounds and whistling

What i learn about:

i learnd some new interesting facts about the sea

My question

i dont have any question

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Interesting things i found in the video:

Female Blue Whales can only give birth once in every 2- 3 years, One of the reasons why the Baby whales should be Preserved. But a century ago, they were hunted mercilessly, and only a few thousand survived. now the population of Blue whales have decreased, but protected.

We can only dive deep in the mysterious depths of the ocean using special submarines that can withstand the outstanding pressure. These areas are home to many mysterious creatures.

A functioning ocean is vital for the health of our planet and humankind. Good news, the Humpback Whales has gone to its original numbers (population). But at the same time, Humankind has done more harm to the oceans than ever in human history.

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What i learnt about our planet in the video:

I learnt that we need to preserve the reefs, animals in the ocean. Because a functioning ocean is one of the most vital things for out planet.

Questions:

what happens to us if oceans die out..??/

(we gon problably die)

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Video: Frozen Worlds

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Interesting things from the video:

Humpback whales catch their prey by positioning each other under water and blast air from their blowholes, working together they create a curtain of bubbles around their prey, as it tightens together, the whales lunge upwards and collect them

Beneath the sea ice in the ocean, the ice melts and the light from above filters through and algae, that have been trapped within the ice all winter, flourish. The ice is the soil upon which plant life grow. Antarctic krill (a small sea creature) graze’s on algae.

During summer months, there is 40% less sea ice cover than there was in 1980. A dark surface of Antarctica absorbs over 90% of the sun’s energy and so warming the earth and causing to lose one of our planet’s protective white shields.

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what i have learned:

After I watched the video, I realized that we have to care more about our surroundings because it could also effect other parts of the world such as Antarctica, where there where less sea ice cover for animals to live, it could make the planet less healthy etc.

And overall its interesting to know how life in Antarctica is like for the animals that live there

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questions:

Is there any chance that we can do to make Antarctica like how it was used to be?

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Video: Jungle

1. I just found out that New Guinea is the largest forest-covered island

2. Jaguars are the top predators of the Amazon jungle

3. A baby Orang Utan takes 10 years to be independent

Questions: None

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Video: Fresh Water

- Lots of the Water freeze when it's winter time, But the water melts when it's Spring time.

- Pelican Baby need to be ready on going in a Journey In probably a week.

- When the water is starting to get low the sun reaches to the bottom of the plant called Macarenia. it starts to burst into the bottom.

Questions: I have nothing to ask so far

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Video: Jungles

Interesting things i found in the video

-The youngest rainforest is in conggo about 18 years old.

-New Guinea is the largest jungle covered island with bizzare animals.

-The jungles of Borneo in Indonesia is the oldest, they have grown for nearly 130 million years. It also has the oldest predator on earth which is a velvet worm.

What i learned:

Habitat in the jungle will be affected by extinction of animals, and this can cause global warming

Question:

how can we as students help save the planet?

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Video: Our Planet - Frozen World

Facts:

The ice from North Pole might have been there for around 30 million years

Sea lions mostly sleep on cliffs, but sometimes they fatally died because they fall to the land.

The area in Antartica has been shrinking 40% than it's area in the past

What I learn:

Antartica is a place for creatures and animals to live, such as penguins, killer whales, sea lions, polar bears, and etc, but they live in dangers and suffers, such as they might killed in every second, climate change that caused globalization in their environment, and etc. That's why it's important to protect them and their home.

Questions:

I don't have any questions. Thanks.

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Video: Our Planet-Fresh Water

1. Riverbeds That Have Been Dry For Years Suddenly Fill. The Torrents Join Together And race Towards The Interior And The Lowest Continent. Here, The Flood over The Desert (The Desert Of Central Australia) Here, They Flood Over The Desert And Create Australia's Largest Lake, Kati Thanda, Lake Ayre.

2. Much Of The Planets Fresh Water, However, Is Locked Away Much Of The Lands Fresh Water Freezes Each Winter. But When Spring Arrives This Vast Snowy Reservoir Melts And A Great Journey Begins. Racing Down The Steep Mountain slopes, The Ice-Cold Waters Collect Life-Giving Ingredient... Oxygen

3. The Elephant's Have Reached Their River. Nothing Else Here Because Its Dry. But Elephant's Can Find Water Where Others Can't. They Use Their Trunks To Dig Holes In The Sand Of The Riverbed. The Extraordinary Sense Of Smell That Enables Them To Detect Open Water From Kilometer's Away Also Helps Them To Locate Other place's Underground Where It Lies Closest To The Surface. In Served Droughts The Wells They Dig Can Be Their Lifeline. The Hardships Of The Dry Season Have Been Part Of Life In East Africa's Plains, As The Planet Warms, And We Ourselves Take So Much Water For Our Own Purposes. The Droughts Are Becoming More Frequent And More Severe.

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2: Frozen world

3:

a: walruses travel in crowds so they felt cramped(sempit) some of them managed to escape and climbed 80 meters. Then they got hungry and tried going down, but most of them fell and died

b: Albatross chicks depends on their parents to bring back food

C: Less than 1 percent of Antarctica has no ice

4 : Some animals in the southern hemisphere imigrate to Antarctica for prey

5 why did warluses just escape to the sea?

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VIDEO: OUR PLANET-JUNGLES

4 Interesting facts i found in the video.

1. hutan hujan tropis hanya 7% dari seluruh daratan bumi.

2. di afrika tepatnya di kongo ada hutan hujan termuda di planet kita, berusia baru 18.000 tahun.

3. di papua new guinea ada seekor burung bernama parotia barat setiap pagi, dia bersihkan halamanya dari kotoran malam yang jatuh jika dia mau memikat pasangan. kaum betina hanya mengunjungi halaman yang rapi.

4. hutan hujan tropis kalimantan di asia tenggara telah tumbuh disini hampir 130 juta tahun manjadikan mereka yang tertua di bumi.

what i learn from the video:

walaupun semua hutan hujan tropis terlihat sama tapi ternyata mereka punya ciri has masing-masing.

question i have:

apa yang terjadi jika semua hutan menghilang?

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Which video did I watch?

Our planet(high seas)

Interesting facts I learned from the video

Dead Corals could take centuries to grow back

And probably moist corals are lover 40,000 years old.

Most sea creatures known in the depths opf the ocean that is usually

Dark would make their own light (bioluminescence)

Bluefin tunas are one of the most valuable and expensive fish

In the ocean, in Japan on single bluefin gan cost over a million dollars.

Hump back whales were heavily hunted the last century near extinction

Now their popu9is slowly increasing.

My questions?

No questions

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video:high seas.aku baru tahu paus biru adalah makhluk terbesar di bumi dengan 200ton dan tinggi sepanjang 30 meter.aku baru tau bahwa paus biru betina hanya melahirkan 2-3 tahun sekali.biasanya anak paus biru akan bertambah 3 ton per bulan.ikan lentera adalah ikan dengan populasi terbanyak di dunia.aku belajar bahwa ternyata laut itu sanyat luas dan aku belajar yang paling penting untuk ikan ikan di laut adalah tanaman laut atau plankton.

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3 things interesting 1 even though humpback whales are huge they feed on small krill (truly a one in a krilions)

2.penquins give pebbles as a gift for the nest 🪺 like marrige rings

3. krill is protected by the water that has been frozen by the winter well until spring arrives

what i learn even though things like the empty vast dessert or the freezing ice mountains life will thrive one way or another

questions i have

how fast does our pollution melt the ice in antartica and how much will it affect us and the creature that live there

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Our Planet - Fresh waters

3 things that i found that are interesting

1. The Dessert of Central Australia is one of the hottest places on Earth and nothing can live in this dessert in any length of time.

2.When theres new waters all the pelicans go there to get water and food and theres so much food and water that they start to breed and breed but because the water will soon dry out and theres limited time until the baby pelicans need to grow up faster if not all the food gets eaten and the water will soon dry out and the water will not come until another decade and there wont be enough for the baby pelicans.

3. In the winter and in the glaciers are a lot of water that are frozen 2/3 of the planets water and some of it may have been frozen cold for millions of years but every summer some of it melts and goes back into fresh water but in spring arrives the vast snowy reservoir melts.

I learned a lot about the animals lives and about the weathers and what happens in other cool parts of the Earth

I do not have any questions

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Video: High seas

Facts:

-Killer whales eat dolphins

-There are only some hundreds that survive from being hunted

-Dolphins communicate using a language of clicks and whistles

Question:

Why are blue whales and its climate getting hunted?

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2. High seas

3. Interesting things i found in the video

1. A female blue whale can only give birth every 2-3 years and they were once hunted down by people and that made they’re population decrease.

2. weird sea animals can be found in the depths of the sea, even animals we haven’t discovered.

3. Over fishing just could swipe the whole ocean clean, over 100 million sharks are killed each year.

4. What i learned about the planet from the video

I learned that one of the most important species from the ocean are these plants in the called phytoplankton and they produce half the oxygen we breathe, they also create the very foundation food chain.

5. My questions

I dont have any questions

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2.our planet: Jungle

3. Elephants mine the salt from the mud.

-Now i know there is a huge rainforest in Congo (Africa) with gorillas, clouded leopard, deer etc...

-Every Single week a new species invented in the jungle.

-the most interesting part is when i saw the Clouded Leopard.

4. We have to save the jungle because there are millions of species and then some of them are endanger so we have to protect our jungle.

5. How they invented the new species?

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Fresh water

-Much of the water freeze each winter and the water melts each spring

-When the water is low enough for the sun to reach the buttom the plants called Macarenia start bursts into bloom.

-Manatees spend the whole Summer in the sea and when Winter arrives they swim to the rivers.

Questions:

I have no questions.

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2. Our Planet Jungles

3. - There is a big jungle in Africa-Congo, and it has a lot of big animals living there. First Lowland gorilla, these gorillas live in a group of family. For every group of gorillas, they have one male as the guardian and these gorilla males are as tall as a man but twice the weight. The lowland gorillas group depends on the guardian male for his survival, their job is to protect the group and lookout from danger.

_ In a jungle in new Guinea, there are truly bizarre animals. this first animal is called the twelve-wire bird of paradise, these birds have black and yellow feather in their body and have a tail that are tiny line. Their consider as a male bird and the twelve-wire bird male use its tail to tickles a prospective mate, and the twelve-wire bird can evolve into 40 different kinds.

_ The jungles of Borne, in southeast Asia that have grown for nearly 130 million years. In the highlands jungles of borne there is this limestone mountaintop that were originally formed under the sea for so long, time and rain has slowly shape this jungle area and has become old. These big mountains were 40 meter long the size of a tower.

4. What I learned from this video'' Our planet'', is about how they work with each other in group and protecting their family from danger. How the twelve-wire bird can evolve into 40 different kinds and how fungus grow themself back.

5. No question

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Frozen Worlds

-A Baby Wandering Albatrosses wait for a few days between meals, or maybe even a couple of weeks

-The coldest end of the earth is frozen for 30 MILLION YEARS!!!!!!!!!!!

-When polar bears hunt, most of their hunts are a fail, due to the flat ice surrounding them, making it hard to sneak up on some seals under the ice

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tittle:frozen world

facts:

1. the white surface of ice reflexes light from the sun so the ice becomes cold

2.the dark water in the north pole absorbs 90% of the sunlight thus the water heats up an melts the ice

3.baby allbatrosses wait days or maybe weeks for it's parents to feed baby allbatrosses

what i learned from the video:

1. i learned that ice or snow can be the main source of life

questions:

i don't have one

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High Seas

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1. Blue whales are weighed 200 tons and 30 meters long.

2. There are few special places where blue whales come close to shore such as: The Gulf of California, and on Mexico's Pacific Coast.

3. Most life in the open ocean is concentrated at a thin surface layer, where the power of the sun has its greatest effect.

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I learned that the ocean is way bigger than you think, us humans have only explored 5% of the ocean, what else can we find in there?

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Questions

How can we build such a powerful submarine to explore 100% of the ocean, when right now we are struggling to build a submarine that is stable enough to fight with the large fishes or stable enough to not implode with the huge amount of pressure underneath the ocean?

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Fresh water

1.pelican babies have to be ready in a week to go for a long journey

2. Manatees go up river when winter time

3. Jaguars can eat aligators

I learned that because of humans poluting in water animals that live there lose there hoes even lives all because of us

1 why do humans polute anyway

2 why do jaguars eat aligators

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frozen world

1.penguins never give up on their lives

2.orca likes to prey penguins

3.ice is like a soil that make new life

thing that i learn

antartica is super duper old it was like 30 million years old

and no questions

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Frozen world

thing i never know:

1. I hear that in the winters most of the seas that was near antartika froze

2. penguins are the type of animal thats live in groups

3. and ice is just like soil that can make a new life

Thing i learn:

lives in antartika was faster on the water but in the land lives was so slower then in the water

my question:

how do all lives in antartika was so slower in the land

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Frozen World

New things that I get :

1. Penguins never give up

2. Ice is like soil, it can grow new life even though it is very simple.

3. Penguins lives in a group

4. When humpback whales are hunting, they spray air from their air holes to trap the krill (humpback whales eat krill). They formed the air into a spiral shape and then they eat it together.

5. the elephant seal weighs 4 tons

6. In winter, the ocean freezes. It becomes difficult for polar bears to find fish to eat, so they break through the frozen sea to look for fish.

7. White reflects heat, while black absorbs heat.

8. Because the world gets hotter, maybe in 2040 all the ice in antarctica and artic will all melted. There will be NO ICE and SNOW!! (only in summer/dry season)

9. Orca likes to prey penguins.

Things that I learn :

I learn about how the animal in Antarctica and Artic lives, hunt. And also the environment is the frozen world.

Question :

Why and how the world gets hotter?

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Video: fresh water

Facts:

1. Some ice from the north pole may have been there for millions of years.

2. Salmon spends most of their lives in the pacific ocean but when they're grown they go to particular rivers in north America to lay they're eggs.

3. Alaskan brown bears wait for the salmon at the waterfall because without them they cant build the fat reserves they need.

What did you learn:

4. I learned about things in the waters of America and things about Antarctica and how things there work and survive.

5. No questions.

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Video: Frozen World

Interesting things I found/New things I found:

(Bu Yasha said We can write more than 3 so WHY NOT)

1. The southern place in the Earth has been frozen for 30 million years.

2. Mountains are buried inside the thick ice there. The ice in the center of it is over 4 kilometers thick.

3. Gentoo Penguins lay eggs on bare rock, less than 1% of Antartica is ice-free. The path that leads to bare rocks are carved by thousands of tiny footsteps.

4. Gentoo Penguins give some/a rock to their mate to win her favor or a gift to improve the nest.

5. There's this one species named Antartica Krills, they swarm under the ice, in groups of trillions, but one they ice melts, they lose their protections, Humpback whales and also Penguins start to eat them, or I like to say as Krills lose their protection the predators come and eat them.

6. Humpback whales works in teams to eat the Krills, one catches a group of them, half of them, or any number, then a lot of other Krills can escape and still remain, another whale eats them.

7. When the Krills start to swim deeper, so they won't be eaten, the whales launch air from their blowholes surrounding their prey, and once the Krills are driven close together, the whales start to collect them and eat them.

8. Orca whales are Antartica's top predator. They hunt bigger prey than Krills, they hunt penguins, they hunt in groups, when they see their prey, they go into stealth mode. Hunting without a sound so their prey won't hear them coming. In the video I saw that the Orcas literally bounce/launch the penguin into the air and does it over and over again, may seem cruel, but important life skills are being passed down the generations, after the penguin dies, the Orca starts to eat it.

9. all life form ultimately, depends on Antartica's ice.

10. in the Island of South Georgia, Albatross chicks need to spend a whole year growing to take their first flight and sit on their nest all winter, and they spend several years at the sea before they return to land.

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(What do you learn about our planet?)

Well I learnt about life in Antartica there, and how they hunt, work, and breed, also grow.

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(Question)

What can I do to stop Global warming?

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video: frozen world

facts i found:

male penguins find rocks for the female penguin as a small offering

and supposedly male walruses fight eachother to win over the ladies

now cause of the climate change there are less places for seals to hide their pups so that means the pups are mostly easy to find for bigger prey

and also the fact that polar bears rely on the frozen ice to live on and if it all melts the polar bears are going with them

Questions

who recorded all of these scenes.. they be underwater

etc.. the cameraman needs a raise😨

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Video: Jungles

The 3 interesting things:

1. There more species found in the jungles every week

2. Orangutans are the only species(?) that are able to use bamboo as tool

3. There's a species of bird that are able to morph to be un- birdlike things

What I learn from the video is a lot

My questions are:

1. How many species exactly are there?

2. How far did jungles used to spread?

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do we have to watch the video until the end?

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1. fresh water

2. salmon jumped up from so they can get above it 3. bears waited near the water falls so they can catch the fishes

4. most fresh water fish gather shells so they can attract female fish

5 i learned need fresh water like plant

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1. Our planet - frozen world

2. write 3 or more interesting things or new things you found from the video

* The south pole is frozen for 30 million years.

* the rocky patches are the only places where gentoos can lay their eggs

* Less than one percent of antartica is ice free

3. What do you learn about our planet from the video that you watch?

• theres a lot of living creatures in the frozen world

4. What questions came to your mind after you watched the video? Write down your questions

• what if the ice melts

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vidio:jungle

the 3 most interesting things in the vidio

1.Hunting for bushmeat has halved the Congo gorilla population.

2. congo has the youngest rainforest that is still 18,000 years old

3. new guinea has the world largest jungle covered

i learned that beside human there are many living things we need to protect because they are really rare.

my question what if all animals die.

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1. Video : Jungles

2. 3 most interesting things :

Fungus can grow in ants and many insects and its called Cordyceps. The more numerous the species is the more chance it will fall victim to the cordyceps.

The jungles of Borneo in Southeast Asia have grown here for nearly 130 million years

Acrros the world we are losing tropical forests at the rate of nearly 15 million hectares every year

3. I learned that jungles are endangered and most of the animals too, like orangutans for example many of their species are endangered and now it’s estimated that we lose 100 orangutans every week, and it’s due to human activity.

4. i have no questions

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What video did you watch?

I watched a video about life in Antarctica

Write 3 (three) or more interesting things or new things you found from the video

Every winter the surface of Antarctica is wider

There are krills and algae below the surface of the ice

Penguins eat krills, but krills always try to hide between algae

Killer whales like to prey the penguins

Sea lions are nomadic, they often move the other islands during the night

Sea lions like to sleep on cliffs and fatally they can die if they fall to land, an additional reason why they fall is that their vision isn’t that good

What do you learn about our planet from the video that you watch?

Besides humans, there are many other living things such as animals and plants. It’s very fascinating how there are underwater living things that we haven’t met in real life yet. Also, the planet will change accordingly as the climate and the seasons change.

What questions came to your mind after you watched the video? Write down your questions.

Are krills eating corals or algae?

Why is Antarctica always in snow?

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1. Our Planet - High Seas

2. • wales are almost extinct

• the sea is a misterius place

• sea bird eat dead sea lions

3. the seas are so misterius and big to us

4. what is good about shark fin soup?

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Fresh waters documenery (our planet)

1. Dessert of Central Australia is one of the hottest place on earth.

2. stonefly and mayfly lavae have gills which they extract oxygen from the water.

3. when the water level low enough for the sunlight to reach the bottom, the macarenia flower bust and blooms

There is more things things under water that we didn't know.

I don't have any questions

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1. The Video: Jungles

2. The 3 most interesting things in the video :

Mountain Treeshrews get their nutrients from the pitcher plants, it depends on the sugary solution.

A fungus called Cordyceps can infect insects ( such as ants, of course ), and the more numerous the species is, the more likely it is to be a victim of the killer fungus.

Western Parotia attracts a mate by dancing.

3. What I learned today :

I learned that our world is bigger than we think and we must take care of it as much as possible.

4. The Questions :)

1. Why can't people stop hunting endangered animals?

2. What will happen in the future if ants don't exist?

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Video: frozen world

Facts:

• killer whales team up to hunt prey

• Less then 1% of antartica is ice free

•killer whales prey are seals & penguins

What i learned:

The frozen world is a very dangerous yet beautiful world where it live for over 30 million years and is filled with creatures

My question:

What if the ice in antartica melt?

What would happen to our world?

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1. Fresh Water.

2. Oxygen water, Fresh water and salmon jumps at the waterfalls.

3. I learned that Oxygen water and fresh water can helps humans and animal if they in the desert.

4. What happened when there is no fresh water in the earth?

How did Oxygen water and fresh water can helps humans and animal if they in the desert?

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1. Desert/Grassland

2.The driest desert is Atacama in south america, Five male chettahs dominate a territory of 450 square kilometers, A meeting of a male and female Arabian leopard is very rare.

3. Fith of the land on our planet is covered by deserts.

4. Many animals from the video are said to be extinct in the future so my question is how close are we to the animals being extinct and what other animals will be extinct.

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1. jungle

2. almost all the animals live in the jungle.

jungles are in a hot space with lots of rain.

there are 4 types of jungles.

3. that our planet is big and mysterious

4. is there any things that we havent discovered obout the t jungle

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1. The video that i watched is frozen world

2. The facts that i learned from the video are

• The fact that the ice in the south pole is frozen for 30 million years

• on winter it is really cold on the south pole that 19 million square kilometres of water near the south pole freezes

• spring is known as breeding season for penguin

• penguins have little sidewalks made by their feets

3. What did you learn about the planet from the video?

I learned that some animal in the north pole leave their babies at a young age and sometimes the babys get eaten by killer whales.

4. The questions i want to ask is

how much is 19 million kilometres

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I watched High Seas

4 interesting things from the video:

Scientists belief that there are 10x more animals live in the deep sea than the previous estimation.

The ocean created half of the oxygen on Earth produce by phytoplanktons. They combine the nutrients from the sea water and the energy from the sun to create the basic foundation of every food chain out there. So all animals from the smallest fish to the biggest whales depends on this little plant for food. And in term, the phytoplankton get nutrition benefit produce by these animals. Crucially, phytoplankton also produce half of the oxygen in the air we breathe.

Phytoplankton also play an important role in cloud formation. Water vapors that evaporates from the ocean, condenses around small particles created by phytoplankton. This droplets combines to form a giant cloud. They can rise to 20 km into the atmosphere. These oceanic clouds reflect the sun's energy back into space, helping to protect Earth from the rising temperature.

Like most deep sea creatures, the corals in the deep sea grow very slowly. Some reefs may be 40.000 years old! Even though they are vey far from the surface, this corals are still within our reach. Deep sea fishing nets, are dragged across the seafloor grinding fragile coral into rubble. Half of all the deep sea corals have been distroyed.

I learn that the ocean doesn't only produce half of the oxygen on Earth, but also control the weather and climate, transporting life - giving fresh water around the world. The high seas are the life support system of our planet. The ocean cover 2/3 of the globe and that's just the surface. So there's still a lot of unknown discoveries in the ocean that we don't know. We also need to preserve the ocean because it's function is very important for the health of our planet and humanity.

My question: How do deep sea creatures make their own light?

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Video: High Seas

3 facts: Some scientist believe that there are more jellyfish in the deep seas than more closer to the surface.

A single newborn blue whale can weigh up to 6 tons.

In deeper parts of the sea no light can pass through the surface which means sea life such as angler fish need to make their own light.

What I learned: It is possible that there are more types of life under the ocean than previously thought.

Questions: Since animals can live up to thousands of years especially in the ocean I wondered what if there was an animal previously thought to be extinct hiding inside the ocean in an unknown location?

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1. Did you kno2 then the killer whales try to attack the Dolphins the make a sudden turn to evade the predators.

2. A female whale give birth only once every 2 or 3 years so each baby blue is precious

3. The Dolphins detect latern fish in the depths, and drive them to the surface.

4. I learned that there is more things under the ocean.

5. How many species are there in the depts of the ocean?

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Video : Fresh Water

1.

-Almost all Fresh Water is locked away and 66% (2/3rd) is frozen around the poles. (North Pole/South Pole)

- Lake Tanganikya holds 20% (1/5th) of the accesible fresh water on earth

-20% (1/5th) of the freshwater fish comes from Mekong River.

2.

Freshwater is very limited and hard to find in this planet even though 71% of Earth is water.

3.

If a scenario happens where all of the water on Earth is freshwater how will it affect the environment?

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Video: High Seas

Facts:

-When Killer Whales try to attack the Dolphins, they make a sudden turn to evade their predators

- A female Blue whale will give birth only once every two or three Years

-Dolphins help fertilize the ocean

-Phytoplanktons combine nutrients in seawater with energy from the sun to create foundations of every food chain in the seas

What I learned: Even the tiniest things in the ocean have a crucial role in the ocean food chain

Question: Why do Female Blue Whales give birth only once per 2-3 Years?

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video: frozen world

facts

1. Antartica the southern place in our planet is the coldest place in earth.

2. In the Antartica area it has been shrinking 40% compare to the past.

3. There are lot of animals in the frozen world.

4. I learn Antartica is very old and in there are a lot of animals

5. My question is what if the ice melts?

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Video: High Seas

Facts:

-Blue whales can weigh up to 200 tons and 30 meters long, blue whales are also the largest animals in the world.

-A baby blue whale can weigh 6 tons in the 1st month.🗿

-Dolphins can talk to eachother by using clicks and whistles.

-Some coral reefs could be up to 40.000 years old, but half of deep sea corals have already been destroyed.

What I learned:

I learned that 90% of all large ocean hunters have disappeared.

Questions:

I don't really have any questions.

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Video: Jungles

Facts:

1. New Guinea is the largest island to be covered with jungles and they have a lot of unique species of animals that can not be found anywhere else on Earth.

2. Borneo jungles have grown to be 130 years old which makes Borneo have the oldest jungle in the world.

3. In Congo it is known that there are barely that much animals left because of the activity of hunting. There are only about 530 Elephants left due to their tusks that are collected by humans, and half of the gorilla population has been wiped out.

4. Half of Borneo's forests has been used for human necessities.

I learned that many forests all around the world are in danger and only cover 7% of the world.

My question is:

What if no one saved our jungles and every jungle in the world was gone?

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1. Frozen world

3. Do you know that pinguin give Rock to there mate.

4. Do you know h

Hump back wale travel 8.00 miles to hunt krill and if there is more Wales they Hunt together by usang there blow holes.

5.DO YOU KNOW that KILLLER WALES TEAM TO HUNT.

6. I LERNED THAT THE ICE OCHEN IS CRULER AND BUTIFUL.

7. WhAT IF ALL ICE MELT.

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Video : Frozen world

The Facts:

- Antartica the southern end of our planet, and the coldest place on earth.

- During winter in Antartica, 19 million square kilometers of ocean freezes more than doubling the size of the ice cap.

- Less than 1% of Antartica is ice-free.

What i learned:

- I learned that Antartica is really old, its been frozen for 30 million years, and there is a lot of animals.

Questions:

- what will happen if there is no living creatures in Antartica anymore?

- what will happen when there is no water?

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Video Title : From Deserts to Grasslands

~ These Desert Elephants are special, Less than 150 of them survive in Namibia. If the adult elephant (The single old female called the Matriarch) doesn't find 200 kilos (440,925 pounds) everyday their pack of elephants will starve to death. The desert that the elephants are in (The elephants i'm explaining) is the surrounded by dry riverbeds. and water flows about 1-2 days a year.

~ On very rare occasions, the deserts turn into Grasslands. from a single cloudburst once in a decade (10 years), In Southern, California the change is visible from Space...

~ The Alcon Blue is a butterfly, and the Females must mate and lay eggs on 1 species of a plant... the marsh gentian, after they lay their eggs, the eggs hatch into a caterpillar. there's danger below them on the grass... The Marauding Ants. they take the caterpillar into their den.. But that's what the caterpillar needs to happen. they produce a scent like that emitted by ant larva. after the ants take them there and they call the nurse ants to feed them... But the caterpillars mimic the sound of the queen ants, the ants starts to treat them for about 2 years.. they have nothing left to feed UNTIL the caterpillars hatch to the Alcon Blue Butterfly.

~ I learned that a fifth of our lands is covered by desert and the driest of the deserts is the Atacama in South America.

~ How are cloudbursts made?

the process of it is somewhat unexplainable for me.

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Video: Fresh Water

Interesting facts:

-Much of the world fresh water is locked away

-Ice-cold water collect oxygen

-African lake tanganyika hold a fifth of all accesible fresh water

-One-Fifth of all the freshwater fish come from Mekong River

I learned that most of fresh water is under the sea, meters away from the surface

Questions:

What if the accesible fresh water in the world gone?

How people collect the Fresh water?

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Video: High Seas

Facts:

-A baby blue whale, AKA baby blue, can weigh up to 6 tons and 8 meters long.

Note: How is bro doing that in a month? 🗿

-Corals can also be in the deep seafloor, and yet there are more corals in the deep sea than in the shallow water.

-Phytoplankton creates half of the oxygen that we breathe, not only that, but they played a big role in cloud formation.

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What I learn:

-I learned that the sea is a very big place, it can be as deep as 10 kilometers, and in that range, there are many various creatures, going from small and harmless lanternfish, to big blue whale and dangerous anglerfish.

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Question:

If we need expensive submarine to go to the deep ocean, how are the fishes tanking the deadly pressure?

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Topic of the video: High Seas

1) Dolphins & Orcas

Dolphins run away from their predator, which is Killer Whale or we can call it Orca as well. Dolphins swim very fast and when they swim they also jumps, meanwhile Orcas has stamina.

When Orcas gets closer to the Dolphins, Dolphins makes a sudden turn in order to avoid the Orcas.

2) Spinner Dolphins

Spinner Dolphins has a long beak. At the Pacific ocean, offshore in Costa Rica, Central America, Spinner Dolphins starts to gather around. Spinner Dolphins always touch and talk to each other, they communicate by clicking and whistling.

3) Tuna Fishes

Spinner Dolphins are followed by Tuna Fishes that has yellow fins. Tuna Fishes depend on the Spinner Dolphins for food. Everyone is looking for the same prey, which is Lantern Fish.

I learned about a few facts and information about some species that live in the sea.

I dont have any questions at the moment.

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Video: Jungles

The Facts

1 The velvet worm has been around the jungle since the dinosaur age, and its appearance has not changed at all.

The worm also catches its prey by using its tubes (I don't know the name) next to its head to fire goo that will stick the prey in place.

2 The Philippine Eagles will sometimes leave their child alone for a LONG time, Eventually to the point where The Child will learn how to fly before they get back.

3 Black Spider Monkeys Will always get back and hide on a tree if they hear a sound that alerts them, such as bushes moving, tree branches cracking

And other sounds, other animals do this too, like deer and squirrels.

What Did I Learn From The Video?

I learned how animals survive and hunt predators. and also how they teach each other to keep their bloodline alive. it is an amazing sight.

Questions:

i don't have any.

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1.Frozen world

2.Gentoo penguin is the fastest penguin of all penguins in the water,but on land they walk slower,but penguins never give up.

Albartroos chick has been sitting in its nest for all winter waiting its parents to return with food.

The Antarctic area has been shrinking 40% compare to 1980.

3. theres a lots of living creature in the frozen world

4.what will happen if the frozen world melt?

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• What video did I watched?

Frozen Worlds.

• 3 interesting or new things

Antarctica has been frozen for 30 million years.

We, unintentionally are changing these frozen worlds.

As the sea ice shrinks, we are starting to lose one of our planet’s protective white shields.

• What did I learn about our planet?

• I learned that Antarctica is really old. It was frozen for 30 million years, and in the center, the covering of ice is over four kilometers thick and an entire mountain ranges are buried beneath it. In spring, the penguins gather or go to a rocky place. And Antarctica is so cold that each winter, 19 million square kilometer of the ocean freezes, and it’s more than doubling the size of the ice cap.

• What questions came to my mind?

• What if there is no ice there?

• How do people survive in a very cold temperature?

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Video: Frozen world

Facts:

-Antarctica the southern place of our planet, alongside the coldest place of earth.

-During winter in Antarctica, over 19 million square kilometers of ocean freezes, more than doubling the size of the ice cap.

-Less than one percent of Antarctica is ice-free.

What I had recently learned:

Antarctica has been frozen for around 30 million years. The seas around Antarctica are the roughest around the planet. Since the ice in Antarctica is melting, and many animals living there are depending on it, the species of the animals depending on ice have lowered around zero to forty percent, there may be less or more but the cause is mainly human activities, especially the burning of fossil fuels, but other animals do not depend on it. There are consequences for your actions that you may not know, and that could lead to a bigger problem. 'There are consequences for your actions that could lead to bigger problems' are like when people do actions like perhaps burning fossil fuels that would lead to the melting of more ice. And because of that, the species of some animals may decrease over time and eventually become extinct.

I don't have any questions currently.

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Fresh water

The facts

•Salmon have an extraordinary unique ability becouse they can jump over the waterfall.

•Today ,the number of pacific salmon is reduced to 1% of what it once was, and the Alaska brown bear is waiting the salmon in the river.

•Here in south America ,this plant ,Macarenia ,is successfully growing.

•For several month every 1 year ,when the water level is low enough for sunligh to reach the buttomm Macarenia begins to grow.

I learned that animal need a fresh water same like the plant.

I dont have any questions.

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1. from the dessert's to the grassland

2. there is a fifth of this planet covered by the desert

3. that dessert's provide a very large refuge for animals around the world example like the Socortan Cormorants this bird travel after a very large dust storm in the Arabian dessert and came to the dessert to breed and nest.

4. that those sanctuaries are disappearing fast

5. i learned that we made a lot of animals almost extinct we took a lot of space for the animals to live

6. i have no question

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I watched Fresh water.

All living things depends on fresh water to survive, only 1% of it is in reach and almost two-thirds of it lies beneath the snow, sometimes water rains onto desserts and make mini lakes, much of Iguazu’s water comes from the Amazon forest a thousand kilometers away

I learned that We humans polluted some of the fresh water places making it even harder to find fresh water and that we made some of the animals extinct because of it

My questions are,

how did water came in the first place?

Why is water not available in all places?

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1. Fresh water

2. 3 Interesting facts

The torrent ducks eat whatever little food they can find below the surface

Alaska brown bears wait for salmon at the waterfall so they can build up their fat for their winter hibernation

Manatees (marine mammals) also known as sea cows spend their summer in the sea, but when winter comes they go to the rivers which are usually warmer

3. I learned that a lot of animals and plants need fresh water only 1% of it is within reach

4. I have no questions

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1. Frozen world

2. I learned that the Antarctic Area has been shrinking 40% compared to 1980.

I learned that South Georgia island holds millions of animals.

Penguins can chase krils until 200 meters deep.

3. Global warming makes the antarctic ice melt until 40% or more compared to 1980, and the antarctic holds so many animals in it, and it become a habitat for so many animals.

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1. Fresh water

2. - Stonefly and Mayfly larvae has gills, which they and use to extract oxygen from water.

-Once a decade, water flows to the desert and form Australia's Biggest lake, Kati Thanda, Lake Eyre. Pelicans also arrive to feed, and breed.

-30% of the planet's fresh water are located under the surface, where no plants can survive.

3. From the video, I learned that most of the planet's fresh water are out of our reach.

4. How does people across the world collect fresh water?

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1.Jungle

2.I learned that jungles are every populated by animals even though it only takes 7% of earths land and i learned that the leader of animals species needs to look out for dangerous predators and finally i learned that a lot of insects are in the jungle

3. I learned in the last 4 decades the priston jungle has declined 75% percent

4.I want to know if animals eat skeletons

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1. Jungle

2. New species in the rain forset are discoverd every week.

3. The rain forest in Congo is the youngest rain forest in the planet only 18,000 years old and even though its the youngest rain forest its the 2nd largest in the world.

4. New Guinea is the world's largest jungle-covered island.

5. I learned that jungles and rain forest only cover about 7 percent of the world's land area.

6. What will happen if there is no jungles and rain forests?

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1. Freshwaters

2. - Salmon jumped up from the waterfalls so they can get above it

Bears waited near the falls so they can catch the salmon

Most freshwater fish gather shells so they can attract female fish

3. I learned that the animals in freshwater struggle to live because of what human did, such as water pollutions or the dams that human built.

4. I don't have any questions.

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1. from Deserts to grasslands

2. a fifth of our planet is covered by desert the driest of all is atacama in south amarica.

3. there is places here where rain has never been recorded

4. fifty thousand birds live in the desert

5. a fifth of our planet is desert

6. i have no questions

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1. Fresh water.

2. Pelicans arrived from Australia's coast, hundreds of kilometers away. Many will only see the lake fill once in their entire life.

3. Almost two-third of the planet's fresh water lies frozen around the poles. The ice is several kilometers thick and may have been here for millions of years.

4. Every summer some the waters melts and carves its way to the heart of the glaciers. These cave is beautyfull but also dangerous because the glaciers are always on a move.

5. I learn that some of the water came from poles or cold places.

6. I don't have any question that comes to my mind.

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1) freshwater

2) The water in cold places is frozen and some are meters away from the surface but in winter, the water becomes ice and in summer the ice melts a lot and creates a river and there is an animal that adapts to the powerful currents called torrent duck, and they like to eat water bugs

Jaguar hunt capibara and crocodiles, but these two pray are water animals so hunting theme will be hard, and the jaguar fails to hunt the capibara, and hunting the crocodile, the jaguar needs to bite the neck of the crocodile in a surprise attack and the jaguar manage to hunt the crocodile

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1). Frozen World

2.) The far northeastern coast of Russia, there is the largest gathering of walrus on the planet. Over a hundred thousand have hauled out on one single beach.

Usually, the Elephant seal (male), they are fighting for access to the female.

And an albatross chick has been sitting on its nest all winter, and is entirely dependent on its parents returning with food.

3.) Climate change refers to long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns, mainly caused by human activities, especially the burning of fossil fuels. So we need to stop this and make the world a better place.

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2. High Seas

3. Whales gives birth every 2 - 3 years, Mobula Rays attack in formations to maximize their attacks, Phytoplanktons combines nutrients with energies from the sun

4. The sea is filled with Phytoplanktons, Which makes most of the oxygen we breath

5. What if th earth ran out of seawater?

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2. Frozen World

3. In spring, penguins go to a rocky place where there is no snow and thats where they lay their egg. There's less than 1% of no snow in the Antartica. There is another world under the cold water for other animals than penguins

4. The snow brings the ecosystem for the living life

5. How do people survive in the really cold snow like that? If penguins mostly live their lives underwater, how did they breathe on land? How many animals live in antartica?

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1 fresh water

2. 1, each year the moisture laden cloude of the monsoon begin to built2.stone fly and mayfly larvae have gills,with they extract oxygen from the water3.Alaska brown bear wait for the pacific salmon in the waterfall.without the fish the bear cannot build up the fat reserves they need.

3. that water help plant and animal lives

4. what will happen when there no water?

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1. Write down your name and class.

2. What video did you watch?

3. Write 3 (three) or more interesting things or new things you found from the video.

4. What do you learn about our planet from the video that you watch?

5. What questions came to your mind after you watched the video? Write down your questions.