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Fishes living in clean water.

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ENDANGERED ANIMALS  THE ELEPHANT & THE BUTTERFLY

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Monarch Butterfly

Monarchs are large, beautifully colored butterflies that are easy to recognize by their striking orange, black, and white markings.

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Marine Turtle
Green sea turtles are one of the world’s largest species of turtle, weighing around 65-130kg and measuring between 1-1.2m long. They have a strong, tear-drop shape shell, called a ‘carapace’, which covers most of their body, except for their head and four flippers. Their carapace can include shades of different colours, including dark brown, green, olive, yellow and black.

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Lidia Peña

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Snow Leopard

The snow leopard is a large cat native to the mountain ranges of Central and South Asia. It is listed as vulnerable.
Snow leopards are about 2-5 meters long in the body, and have a 90-100 centimeter long tail.
They have grey and white fur with dark rosettes and spots, and their tails have stripes.
Their feet are also big and and furry, which helps them to walk on snow easier.
They use their long tails for balance.
The snow leopard is solitary, except for females with cubs.

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Daniela Virágová, Kindergarten Prešov, SLOVAKIA

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Daniela Virágová, Kindergarten Prešov, SLOVAKIA

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Butterflies

Butterflies are a large group of insects belonging to the 'Lepidoptera' family, which means the 'flaky wing'. They are characterized by their large, often colored wings, which they use to suck floral nectars. They lay eggs that hatch into larvae (called caterpillars), which have a completely different appearance, with a cylindrical body, and feed mainly on the plants that are leaving before they undergo pupal metamorphosis.

Butterflies have very specific requirements for food and habitats at different stages of their life cycle. They are therefore particularly sensitive to changes in their environment and serve as an excellent indicator of ecosystem status. More than half of the butterfly species inhabit grasslands, forests and shrubs. The main causes of the loss and deterioration of the habitat of butterflies are related to climate change, adverse land management, grassland, increased fires and the development of tourism.

Many butterflies are valued for their beauty, but they also have an economic interest and play an important role in ecosystems through pollination and prey for other species. They also support a wide variety of parasitoids, many of which are host-specific and which deserve protection in themselves.

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Carmen Silvestre - CEIP BERTOMEU LLORENS (Catarroja, Spain)

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Carmen Silvestre - CEIP BERTOMEU LLORENS (Catarroja, Spain)

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MONARCH BUTTERFLY
BODY PARTS AND DESCRIPTION: THEY HAVE GOT TWO ANTENNAE, TWO WINGS, THEY ARE BLACK AND ORANGE
THEY LIVE IN: GARDENS IN SOUTH AMERICA
THEY EAT: MILKWEEK PLANTS
LIFE CYCLE: THEY ARE INSTECTS

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Carmen Silvestre - CEIP BERTOMEU LLORENS (Catarroja, Spain)

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Carmen Silvestre - CEIP BERTOMEU LLORENS (Catarroja, Spain)

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AFRICAN ELEPHANT
BODY PARTS AND DESCRIPTION: THEY HAVE GOT A LONG TRUNK, BIG EARS AND TWO TUSKS.
THEY LIVE IN: FORESTS IN AFRICA
THEY EAT: FRUITS AND PLANTS
LIFE CYCLE: THEY ARE MAMMALS

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Carmen Silvestre - CEIP BERTOMEU LLORENS (Catarroja, Spain)

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Carmen Silvestre - CEIP BERTOMEU LLORENS (Catarroja, Spain)

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We worked in two teams to learn about the African elephant and the monarch butterfly in order to make two different lapbooks. We learnt about the animal body parts and description, place they live, what they eat and other important or interesting aspects. We used the application 'Quiver' and augmented reality to place in the map where our animals are from.

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We observe video life of polar bears

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The life of an polar bear
The Polar Bear is the largest bear and the largest
carnivores in the world.
Polar bears live in the Arctic. It's the area around
North Pole and it's very cold. And you knew there
is not even the mainland? Polar bears live on frozen a
ice-covered ocean. Some animals would
harsh and inhospitable environment. But the ice
Bears are adapted to such a life.
They have very thick fur that protects them from
cold. They can swim very well, even in icy water
they are not cold due to the thick layer of fat. They're white
the fur coat to blend in with the environment to catch it more easily
loot. They also have an excellent smell. They live a solitary life.
Polar bears feed mainly on seals and fish.
The pups are born in the winter in a lair in the snow, where they stay for four months and feed on their breast milk.

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Elephants are large, majestic animals that have been admired and studied for hundreds of years.
They are the largest mammal that lives on land and are known for their gentle attitude and intelligence.
While these elephants don’t have many predators, there is one threat that is quickly endangering them. Read on to find out more facts about elephants.
What are the characteristics of an elephant?

Elephants belong to the mammal family, which means that they have hair, give birth to live young, and feed their babies milk. They have large, thin ears that are used to help cool them down, and have long, powerful trunks.
https://www.coolkidfacts.com/elephant-facts/

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A beauty of a beast, which has some interesting tales to tell. Here are some awesome facts about tigers. Enjoy and prepare to be amazed.

Did you know that the tiger belonged to the cat family?

Well if you did, it’s by far the biggest species out of all cats and a beauty too!

There are lots of different types of tigers including the Sumatran Tiger, Siberian Tiger, Bengal Tiger, South China Tiger, Malayan Tiger and Indochinese Tiger. Wow, there are loads.
The Caspian Tiger, Bali Tiger and Javan Tiger are all extinct which is very sad, and many others are endangered, which means they in big danger of becoming extinct.
The most endangered species is the South China tiger (also known as the Amoy or Xiamen tiger) they are listed in the top 10 of most endangered animals in the world.
Out of the entire population of tigers in the wild, only about 3% are left, which is not cool at all, and 97% were completely wiped out in a period of just 100 years. That is frightening to say the least.

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Tigers face many threats. Their greatest threat is large scale loss of habitat and prey due to human encroachment and habitat degradation for agriculture. Climate change is also causing ocean levels to rise, reducing coastal habitat in areas like India’s Sunderban islands and forcing tigers to move into areas more heavily populated by people. In some parts of their range, tigers are poached because their pelts are valuable in the black market trade in Asia and their other body parts are used in traditional Asian medicine. Tigers are also killed or removed from the wild in efforts to protect livestock and human communities. Finally, as tigers recover in some regions, they come into contact more often with people, pets and livestock, which can increase human-wildlife conflicts if tigers and people are not proactively managed.

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The snow leopard (Panthera uncia), also known as the ounce, is a large cat native to the mountain ranges of Central and South Asia. It is listed as Vulnerable on the IUCN Red List because the global population is estimated to number less than 10,000 mature individuals and is expected to decline about 10% by 2040. It is threatened by poaching and habitat destruction following infrastructural developments.[1] It inhabits alpine and subalpine zones at elevations from 3,000 to 4,500 m (9,800 to 14,800 ft), ranging from eastern Afghanistan to Mongolia and western China. In the northern range countries, it also occurs at lower elevations.[2][3]

Taxonomically, the snow leopard was long classified in the monotypic genus Uncia.[4] Since phylogenetic studies revealed the relationships among Panthera species, it is considered a member of this genus.[5][6][7] Two subspecies were described based on morphological differences, but genetic differences between the two have not been confirmed. It is therefore regarded a monotypic species.[8]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snow_leopard
https://www.snowleopard.org/snow-leopard-facts/
https://kidskonnect.com/animals/snow-leopard/

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Mountain Gorilla

Youngsters tumble, climb, and run playing follow the leader. Another group plays a rowdy game of king of the mountain. Several adults watch the action, relaxing nearby. Is this a playground scene at school? No, guess again. It's a lush mountain forest high in the Virunga mountains of Africa, and the playmates are young mountain gorillas under the watchful eyes of their mothers.

Mountain GorillaGorilla beringei beringei TYPE: MammalsDIET: OmnivoreAVERAGE LIFE SPAN IN THE WILD: 35 yearsSIZE: Standing height: 4 to 6 feetWEIGHT: 300 to 485 poundsFor a long time the image most people had of a gorilla encounter included chest pounding, roaring, charging, and big, bared teeth. But researchers studying gorillas reveal a very different picture of mountain gorillas. The animals are peaceful, gentle, social, and mainly vegetarian creatures. The occasional ferocious-looking, impressive displays are generally from a male gorilla protecting his family group from a threat.A typical group is led by the biggest and strongest mature male gorilla—often the guy doing any chest pounding or charging. He's called a silverback because the hair on a male's back turns from black to silvery gray as he matures. This happens when he is between 11 and 13 years old. A silverback's group normally includes a subadult male or two and a few females and their young. Mountain gorillas wander around a home range of up to 15 square miles (39 square kilometers).Mountain gorillas spend much of their time eating. Their food includes a variety of plants, along with a few insects and worms. At night the animals make a nest to sleep in. Many lightweight gorillas nest in trees, making beds of bent branches. The heavier individuals may nest in grasses on the ground. Babies snuggle with their mothers for the night.NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAPSLife for mountain gorillas isn't all peaceful. They are endangered, threatened by civil war in a small area of Africa where they live. Hunters kill them for food or trophies. Their forests are chopped down for farmland, fuel, and housing. But many dedicated scientists, park rangers, and other concerned people are working hard to protect mountain gorillas, their forests, and their way of life in the mountains.
Gorillas are like to eat roots, shoots, fruit, bark, and wild celery! Learn more amazing facts about these amazing creatures in this video from National Geographic Kids.

https://kids.nationalgeographic.com/animals/mammals/mountain-gorilla/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gorilla
https://www.activewild.com/gorilla-facts-for-kids/

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1) Tigers are the largest wild cats in the world. Adults can weigh up to 363kg – that’s about the same as ten ten year olds! – and measure up to 3.3m!

2) Tigers are carnivores, eating only meat. They mainly feed on large mammals such as deer, wild pigs, antelope and buffalo.

3) Tigers are solitary hunters, and generally search for food alone at night. They quietly stalk their prey until they are close enough to pounce – then they kill their victim with a bite to the neck or back of the head. Ouch!

4) Unlike most members of the cat family, tigers like water. They are good swimmers and often cool off in pools or streams.

5) When a tiger wants to be heard, you’ll know about it, gang – because their roar can be heard as far as three kilometres away.

6) They may be big and heavy, but tigers are by no means slow movers. In fact, at full speed they can reach up to 65km/h

7) These fierce felines have walked the earth for a long time. Fossil remains of tigers found in parts of China are believed to be 2 million years old. Yikes!

8) Every tiger in the world is unique – no two tigers have the same pattern of stripes.

9) Today, there are five subspecies of tiger: Bengal, South China, Indochinese, Sumatran and Siberian. Sadly, three subspecies of tiger have become extinct – Caspian, Bali and Javan.

10) Less than 100 years ago, tigers could be found throughout Asia. Sadly, hunting and habitat loss have put populations at risk, and today their range has been reduced to around 7% of its former size. That’s why we need to do all we can to protect these beautiful beast

https://www.natgeokids.com/uk/discover/animals/general-animals/10-tiger-facts/

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Tigers are the most iconic of the big cats. With their gorgeous black-and-orange coats and long, white whiskers, they invoke in many a feeling of wonder and admiration.
But though they are adored, they’re also vulnerable to extinction. Around 3,890 wild tigers roam forests and savannas today. Tigers are poached for their parts and lose habitat to human activity every day.

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Giant Panda ResearchTo find out about Panda, we turned to our animal encyclopedia, looked at photos of endangered or endangered wildlife, and created a file of those photos that everyone can use on their own whenever they want. We use the computer to watch movies, photos and remove information. We also use a game we have in the room to observe in the planisphere where was the continent where the Panda lives. In this search, in addition to the Giant Panda, we discovered the Red Panda or Little Panda. After organizing all the information, a group of children wanted to draw and paint the Panda with the help of the educator and present what they discovered to all the members of the group.

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Giant Panda Research, Carla Morais, Portugal

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For the information to be organized and for all partners to share and / or use with their students and if they want to change to the language of their country, we created a flyer with the information of the:  Giant Panda, Red Panda and Green Turtleand it is available to everyone !! It has the symbol of our project, our school and eTWinning! You can find it in the materials.

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Green Turtle Research, Carla Morais, Portugal