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As a group we learned that there is increasing evidence that many pollinators are in decline.

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What we learned was that, the Mexican Long-Nosed Bat was found in 1937 and it lives mostly in Mexico but is also found in Texas and New Mexico.

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What we learned was that pollinators pollinate over 75% of our flowering plants, and nearly 75% of our crops.

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Jules (Mya, Katey, Jonas & Hallie were in my group)

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Jules (Mya, Katey, Jonas & Hallie were in my group)

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I didn't know that some animals pollinate cacao beans and coffee beans.

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That people contributed 19 billion dollars + 10 billion later in 2010.

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Fisk, Sammy, Lexington, Martin, and Kortny

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Fisk, Sammy, Lexington, Martin, and Kortny

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The Lesser Long-nosed are nectar feeders they feed on flowers and cacti from the dessert. When they fly from Cacti to Cacti they spread the pollen they help the plants in the area.

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We learned that you can identifie the Mexican Long-Nosed Bat by its dark gray to dusky brown color and 3 inch tongue.

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The lesser lon

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The lesser long nose bat is yellow brown or cinnamon gray and is about three inches (8 cm) long.The tongue measure approximately the same  length as the body and provides access to the nectar of deep desert flowers.

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What we learned was that  female lesser long-nosed bats migrates north,following the blooming desert flowers in the spring , into southwestern Arizona to give birth.

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The lesser long nosed bat is a medium -sized,migratory nectar bat native to the [southwest] United States and northern Mexico.

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What our group learned was the Mexican Long-Nosed Bats, while flying, the bats fly over the plants and use there long tongue to drink the nectar.

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We learned that the Mexican Long- Nosed Bats eat century plants, mesquite, and a variety of cacti. I also learned that the population of the kind of bat is unknown, but they have shown signs of decreasing.

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In 1988 they were endangered because of the clearing of land and food which affects them and that is why there are in endangered.

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The habitat of monarchs is only found on 12 mountaintops on the planet in the winter. .

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By mid-December, monarchs have  settled into their overwintering homes.

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Something  We learned about the Monarch butterfly is Monarchs have decreased over the last 20 years.

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The monarch is one of the most recognizable species in north America ,and its in trouble

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Overwintering monarch butterflies occupied approximately 10 acres of habitat in Mexico.