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         <title>Unit 6</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Page 99&nbsp;<br>Part A<br>What do you know about this animals? How will you describe them?<br>- I don’t know anything about these animals apart from their name and I can only describe them as tiny animals that live in forests and climb trees.<br>Part B<br>1. Did any of the information about lemurs suprise you?<br>- The information about lemurs did surprise me a little since I didn’t know how many species of this animal there were and that they can only be found in the island of Madagascar in Africa.<br>2. Why do you think lemurs are endangered?<br>- I do think lemurs are endangered since is not an animal that we have lots of photos and videos from the past years and that let me know that this animal is really endangered.&nbsp;</div>]]></description>
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         <title>Unit 6 </title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Page 100<br>After viewing&nbsp;<br>Part A<br>What does Cris Smith mean when he says, "When you look into a lemur's eyes, you can tell that they're looking back"?<br>- With this analogy Chris Smith means that they are just like a human and that they can be as smart as us or even more smart since they have been around as much time as us and they are like a long distance family from us.<br>Part B<br>Which animal would you like to help more: lemurs or sea turtles? Why?&nbsp;<br>- I would like to help lemurs more than sea turtles because their population is less than the sea turtles and they only have a few people helping so they don’t go extinct and also most people don’t know about how in danger are lemurs around the world.&nbsp;</div>]]></description>
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