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Why do some animals not survive?  List the 3 examples on slide 8 and give possible reasons for their decline in numbers. Some of the problems where humans, rats, stoats , and the Humans  killed all of the Mao so the Haast's eagle died because there was no food left for these birds to eat  

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Why do some animals not survive?  List the 3 examples on slide 8 and give possible reasons for their decline in numbers. Some of the problems where humans, rats, stoats , and the Humans  killed all of the Mao so the Haast's eagle died because there was no food left for these birds to eat  

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Question 8 Slide 6 mentions a ‘niche’ that 3 things have found in NZ.  What are the niches that these 3 things have filled?  Why were they successful?  Add an image of each of these three things to your Padlet.  

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Question 8 Slide 6 mentions a ‘niche’ that 3 things have found in NZ.  What are the niches that these 3 things have filled?  Why were they successful?  Add an image of each of these three things to your Padlet.  

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Question 1: What does the word endemic mean?  New Zealand has one of the highest level of endemic species of any country in the world. This means that a lot of our animals are only found in New Zealand 

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Question 1: What does the word endemic mean?  New Zealand has one of the highest level of endemic species of any country in the world. This means that a lot of our animals are only found in New Zealand 

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Question 2. What were the 2 huge ‘supercontinents’ from 100 million years ago? Add an image from a Google search of these continents. The two huge super continents are Gondwana and Laurasia

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Question 2. What were the 2 huge ‘supercontinents’ from 100 million years ago? Add an image from a Google search of these continents. The two huge super continents are Gondwana and Laurasia

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Question 3 What helped change NZ’s landscape and climate millions of years ago? (slide 2) What helped change New Zealand landscape was Volcanoes, Earthquakes changing sea levels and temperatures .

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Question 3 What helped change NZ’s landscape and climate millions of years ago? (slide 2) What helped change New Zealand landscape was Volcanoes, Earthquakes changing sea levels and temperatures .

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1. The Evolution and Adaptation slide has 3 words in bold. Write out the word and find it’s meaning.  Use your own words if you can. Invertebrates are an insect with no spin or back bone. Offspring is a persons child or children. Tipuna is your family's ancestors from the past

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Question 5 Write out a short summary of what evolution and adaptation means - you could use your science work to help.  Can you use an example animal as well?  Adaptions are the features of a species has that allow it to survive in its environment when organisms reproduce the offspring are very similar to their parents but not the same . 

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Question 5 Write out a short summary of what evolution and adaptation means - you could use your science work to help.  Can you use an example animal as well?  Adaptions are the features of a species has that allow it to survive in its environment when organisms reproduce the offspring are very similar to their parents but not the same . 

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Question 6 Why did the Tuatara develop ‘small adaptations’?  Add an image of a Tuatara to your Padlet. They devolopet small adaptions from there ancestors and with hardly any mammals in New Zealand this allowed the Tuatara to thrive 

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Question 6 Why did the Tuatara develop ‘small adaptations’?  Add an image of a Tuatara to your Padlet. They devolopet small adaptions from there ancestors and with hardly any mammals in New Zealand this allowed the Tuatara to thrive 

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Question 7                             How have kiwis adapted to NZ’s unique conditions?  Add in an image of one of their adaptations to this question as well or you use your image/video column. The reason why the Kiwi adapted to New Zealand was because they just went along the forest floor eating worms and other insects and rarely used there wings because there was no mammals to eat the kiwis or there eggs. 

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Question 7                             How have kiwis adapted to NZ’s unique conditions?  Add in an image of one of their adaptations to this question as well or you use your image/video column. The reason why the Kiwi adapted to New Zealand was because they just went along the forest floor eating worms and other insects and rarely used there wings because there was no mammals to eat the kiwis or there eggs. 

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My PK  I think that this story is about the story is about new Zealand birds and life in NZ and this is what it would have been like way back in the day when the Maori first arrived in New Zealand and was also when the Haas's eagle was here