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I am Cheyenne. @rafizah_wahab Mdm Rafizah, can you replace this for me as I cannot access using my ID. Thanks!

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Please upload more info. I cant make a full PowerPoint if y'all ain't gonna co-operate. This is all I have for now...

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Pls put all the orca things it the PowerPoint slides

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Threats to Killer Whales include pollution, targeted hunting and illegal killing, and interactions with fisheries, including the potential for incidental capture. High levels of pollutants have been reported in Killer Whales (Ross et al.

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Orca's are dying because they lack food and don’t have enough milk from the mom and people catch them and they die

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Killer whales are found in all oceans. While they are most abundant in colder waters like Antarctica, Norway, and Alaska, they are also found in tropical and subtropical waters. The most well-studied killer whale populations occur in the eastern North Pacific Ocean.

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The orca is a toothed whale and is the largest member of the Dolphin family. These large marine mammals are easily distinguished by their black-and-white coloration, large dorsal fin and a sleek, streamlined body.

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They are from calf to juvenile then to a young then a young adult then adult

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where is it:(?????????

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African forest elephant  Critically Endangered
Amur Leopard  Critically Endangered
Black Rhino  Critically Endangered
Bornean Orangutan  Critically Endangered
Cross River Gorilla  Critically Endangered
Eastern Lowland Gorilla  Critically Endangered
Hawksbill Turtle  Critically Endangered
Javan Rhino  Critically Endangered
Orangutan  Critically Endangered
Saola  Critically Endangered
Sumatran Elephant  Critically Endangered
Sumatran Orangutan  Critically Endangered
Sumatran Rhino  Critically Endangered
Sunda Tiger  Critically Endangered
Vaquita  Critically Endangered
Western Lowland Gorilla   Critically Endangered
Yangtze Finless Porpoise  Critically Endangered
African savanna elephant  Endangered
African Wild Dog  Endangered
Asian Elephant  Endangered
Black-footed Ferret  Endangered
Blue Whale   Endangered
Bluefin Tuna  Endangered
Bonobo  Endangered
Bornean Elephant  Endangered
Chimpanzee  Endangered
Fin Whale  Endangered
Galápagos Penguin  Endangered
Ganges River Dolphin  Endangered
Green Turtle  Endangered
Hector's Dolphin  Endangered
Humphead Wrasse  Endangered
Indian Elephant  Endangered
Indus River Dolphin  Endangered
Irrawaddy Dolphin  Endangered
Mountain Gorilla  Endangered
North Atlantic Right Whale  Endangered
Red Panda  Endangered
Sea Lions  Endangered
Sea Turtle  Endangered
Sei Whale  Endangered
Sri Lankan Elephant  Endangered
Tiger  Endangered
Whale  Endangered
Whale Shark  Endangered
African Elephant  Vulnerable
Bigeye Tuna  Vulnerable
Black Spider Monkey  Vulnerable
Dugong  Vulnerable
Giant Panda  Vulnerable

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habitat:white rhino live in the grasslands and floodplains of eastern and southern Africa. Greater one-horned rhinos can be found in the swamps and rain forests of northern India and southern Nepal. Sumatran and Javan rhinos are found only in small areas of Malaysian and Indonesian swamps and rain forests
life cycle:Females are pregnant for about 18 months before giving birth to a single calf,  which does not have a horn when it is first born. The horn starts to grow soon after birth.  Rhinoceros calves are able to walk and run about an hour after birth. When there is danger, they run in front of their mothers for safety. They suckle milk from their mothers. They stay with their mothers for 2 or more years.
threats:Poaching, driven by consumer demand for rhino horn primarily in Asia, poses the biggest threat to rhinos.
conversation:

1. Expanding existing protected areas and improving their management;

2. Establishing new protected areas;

3. Improving security monitoring to protect rhinos from poaching

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We are doing sawfish
This is Ella

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i encourage the whole class to keep on working HARDER

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Ru Xing- Introduction/Leader
Medha- Description
Ashton-Life cycle
Nathan- Habitat/Threats and conservation

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✨SAWFISHES✨ are hunted for their taste and sometimes for sport. there main enemies are saw tooth sharks the feed on invertebrates and small fishes. (for ella ,bryan and joshi ow

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We are doing Yangtze finless porpoise this is Ruxing 🐬😄

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White rhinos are large mammals ,with thick skin ,stout bodies and two horns growing from their snouts. The first horn is larger than the second and is around 24cm in long on average. Also distinguishing the snout is a square shaded lip.

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Dear 4OM,

You should be able to post already! I managed to fix it. I forgot to make it public. Sorry for all the confusion caused.

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Remember to have pictures in your slides too.

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Instructions for Endangered Animal project

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Instructions for Endangered Animal project

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Dear 4OM,
1) Have at least 5 slides on the selected endangered animal that you are working on.
2) One person in each group has to take charge of a heading. These headings are - introduction, description, habitat, life cycle and threats and conservation.
3) You need to select 1 person in your group to put the PowerPoint slides together.
4) Everyone in the group has to present their part. So prepare a script.
5) You can make use of this Padlet to work in your groups since we cannot meet as a group.
6) You have up till 16th August to complete your project.