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english australia presentation quentin durand

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Australia is a country on Oceania, the head of state is Queen Elizabeth II. The capital city is Camberra and its one of the largest citys with Sydney, Melbourn, Brisban Perth and Adelaide. There are many popular sports like rugby, socer, cricket, tennis, Australian football, and different specialities like vegemite, timtam, meat pies... In Australia there are many different landscape you can see like Uluru, Shark bay, Great Ocean Road... You can visit Melbourn, Cricket Ground or Opera House. there are also many animals like Sugar Glider, Koala, Tasmania devil, Echidna, Dingo, and an very famous, the Kangaroo.

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The Great Barrier Reef is the world's largest coral reef system composed of over 2,900 individual reefs and 600 islands stretching for over 2,300 kilometers

The Great Barrier is home to over 2.000 types of coral, fish, bird, reptile and mammal, thus it’s one of the seven natural wonders of the world.

The reef is in the Coral Sea, off the coast of Queensland in Australia, this living barrier that we know it today is estimated to be around 8.000 years old.

The Great Barrier Reef can be seen from outer space and is the world's biggest single structure made by living organisms.

The Reef is bigger than United Kingdom, the Grand Barrier Reef can be explore by diving, railing, flight, getting underwater or being in a boat.

What weaken the Great Barrier Reef is Climate change, pollution, crown-of-thorns starfish and overfishing.

Climate change increase frequency of weather events, rising sea temperature for example : more intense cyclones that can destroy and weaken the reef structure, extreme rainfall that will send freshwater further out from the coast and on the Reef, the rises of sea temperature cause mass coral bleaching. The rises of the acidification in ocean cause coastal

Climate change also increase the rises of sea temperature, the acidification in ocean and the rising of sea levels that cause mass coral bleaching, coastal erosion, and land inundation.

Pollution is recognized as one of the most significant threats to the Great Barrier Reef, the poor quality of water increases sediment and nutriment entering coastal waters and increasing seawater temperature and the acidity of sea water. A specific type of pollution called “farm pollution” that causes the smother of corals and seagrass beds and denies them of sunlight. It also makes coral more vulnerable to bleaching.

Crowns-of-thorns-starfish are an important part of the ecosystem when they are alone they just tend to eat the faster growing corals which gives the slower species a chance to catch up but when they are grouped together the impact on coral reefs can be disastrous.

Overfishing cause species extinction and in the case of the Great Barrier Reef this also happened, currently in 360 species found there are 22 endangered.

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Le texte explicatif consiste à donner des informations organisées dans un domaine particulier de la connaissance (biologie, géographie, histoire, grammaire, littérature...), pour faire comprendre un fait, un phénomène, une situation.

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Le texte explicatif : définition, caractéristiques, structure et exemples

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Définition du texte explicatif: Le texte explicatif consiste à donner des informations organisées dans un domaine par­ticulier de la connaissance (biologie, géogra­phie, histoire, grammaire, littérature...), pour faire comprendre un fait, un phénomène, une situation.Il est principalement présent dans les ouvrages scientifiques et techniques, les encyclopédies, les ouvrages de vulgarisation, les manuels scolaires, la presse.Il peut aussi être inséré dans un récit, réel ou de fiction, littéraire ou non littéraire.La situation...

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Leaflet of The foundation of the great barrier reef

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Elliot et Hayden the great barriere reef

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Elliot et Hayden the great barriere reef

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Cassandre et Simon the Great Barrier Reef

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Cassandre et Simon the Great Barrier Reef

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Vert Photocentrique Votez Vert Changement climatique Affiche

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There's an islet as big as a mainland. This islet is the 6th biggest country in the world, the size of this country is 3 million square country miles. There are 33 of proportion of desert there. Its surname is‘the land down under’. Obviously, I talk about Australia.
Everyone thinks that the capital of this country is the largest, most ultramodern, and best- known megacity, Sydney, but its capital is Canberra. The Australia is notorious for the part- time job its propose and for the Great Hedge Reef.

Queen Elizabeth II is the head of the country, as it's an English colony. The Prime Minister is thus Scott Morison. So the language spoken in Australia is English with an Australian accentuation.
There are 25 million occupants there. The native people are named Autochthons Australian, and the surname of the occupants is‘the Aussies’. The popular sports that they can exercise are the rugby, the soccer, the tennis, the Australian football and also the justice. The culinary fortes are the kangaroo meat, vegemite, timtam, meat pies, puck chuck and the funk parmigiana.

In Australia you can do whatever ski, or hiking in the desert, for illustration. There, you can observe the stars. You can swim with the fish or go scuba diving. You can meet cute creatures like fishes, koalas, sugar gliders, echidnas, dingoes, wombats, and also Tasmanian devils. Also, you can meet funny looking creatures like the Duck- billed platypus and the emu. But you can meet dangerous creatures like spiders ( blue spiders for illustration) or poisonous reptile. There are 21 poisonous reptile species in Australia.

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The Great Barrier Reef is the world's largest coral reef system composed of over individual reefs and 600 islands stretching for over kilometers The Great Hedge is home to over2.000 types of coral, fish, raspberry, reptile and mammal, therefore it’s one of the seven natural prodigies of the world. The reef is in the Coral Sea, off the seacoast of Queensland in Australia, this living barrier that we know it moment is estimated to be around8.000 times old. The Great Barrier Reef can be seen from external space and is the world's biggest single structure made by living organisms. The Reef is bigger than United Kingdom, the Grand Barrier Reef can be explore by diving, rail, flight, getting aquatic or being in a boat. What weaken the Great Barrier Reef is Climate change, pollution, crown-of- frustrations starfish and overfishing. Climate change increase Frequence of rainfall events, rising ocean temperature for illustration more violent cyclones that can destroy and weaken the reef structure, extreme downfall that will shoot brackish further out from the seacoast and on the Reef, the rises of ocean temperature cause mass coral bleaching. The rises of the acidification in ocean cause littoral Climate change also increase the rises of ocean temperature, the acidification in ocean and the rising of ocean situations that beget mass coral bleaching, littoral corrosion, and land alluvion. Pollution is honored as one of the most significant pitfalls to the Great Hedge Reef, the poor quality of water increases deposition and nutriment entering littoral waters and adding seawater temperature and the acidity of ocean water. A specific type of pollution called “ ranch pollution” that causes the smother of corals and seagrass beds and denies them of sun. It also makes coral more vulnerable to dulling. Crowns-of- frustrations-starfish are an important part of the ecosystem when they're alone they just tend to eat the briskly growing corals which gives the slower species a chance to catch up but when they're grouped together the impact on coral reefs can be disastrous. Overfishing cause species extermination and in the case of the Great Barrier Reef this also happed, presently in 360 species plant there are 22 risked. 0 0 Votre icon Ajouter un commentaire thomas Avatar del'anonyme Anonyme moinsd'une nanosecond thomas There is an island as big as a landmass. This island is the 6th biggest country in the world, the size of this country is 3 million square country country miles. There are 33 of proportion of desert there. Its surname is‘the land down under’. Obviously, I talk about Australia. Everyone thinks that the capital of this country is the largest, most modern, and best- known municipality, Sydney, but its capital is Canberra. The Australia is notorious for the part- time job its propose and for the Great Barricade Reef. Queen Elizabeth II is the head of the country, as it's an English colony. The Prime Minister is therefore Scott Morison. So the language spoken in Australia is English with an Australian emphasis. There are 25 million inhabitants there. The native people are named Autochthons Australian, and the surname of the inhabitants is‘the Aussies’. The popular sports that they can exercise are the rugby, the soccer, the tennis, the Australian football and also the justice. The culinary specialities are the kangaroo meat, vegemite, timtam, meat pies, elf chuck and the funk parmigiana. In Australia you can do whatever ski, or hiking in the desert, for illustration. There, you can observe the stars. You can swim with the fish or go scuba diving. You can meet cute brutes like fishes, koalas, sugar gliders, echidnas, dingoes, wombats, and also Tasmanian devils. Also, you can meet funny looking brutes like the Duck- billed platypus and the emu. But you can meet dangerous brutes like spiders ( blue spiders for illustration) or toxic reptile. There are 21 toxic reptile species in Australia.

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In Australia, there are numerous inconceivable spots and places to visit similar as Ayer Rock and Fraser Island, but the most notorious place you must visit when you're then's the Great Barrier Reef. This place is of consummate significance environmentally, culturally, and economically. Why is the Great Barrier Reef culturally significant? For a launch, the Great Barrier Reef is times old. It's one of the natural prodigies of the world and since 1981 it has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site. There are numerous conditioning that can be rehearsed there, similar as snorkelling, diving, sailing and numerous others, it's veritably seductive and that's why it's of great profitable significance. To continue, there are 2000 types of corals, fish, mammals, catcalls, reptiles that live in the Great Barrier Reef and now they're all risked. This is because climate change, water pollution and mortal conditioning are causing innumerous damage. Climate change and the burning of fossil energies, similar as coal, are causing coral bleaching. Secondly, pollution darkens the demitasse-clear waters of the reefs. Eventually, husbandry also has an influence on the ecosystems, particularly because of the pollution it generates, which explains much of the reef's decline. It smothers corals and algal beds by depriving them of sun, making corals more vulnerable to dulling. So let's fight together to save this ecosystem.