MY FAVORITE VERTEBRATE ANIMAL by NURIA

HOW TO WORK IN PADLET

nuriatarancon — 2020-03-27 08:39:01 UTC

Instructions:
1st: Think about your favorite vertebrate animal and enter the link.
2nd How to work in Padlet:
You will see that my favorite vertebrate animal is already here and now you have to choose yours and hit the + (bottom right) to add your information.
You have to include the data that I have put in the example and in that order.
In addition, you must support the written information with an image, video or link to a news item or anything else that helps to understand the information. For this you can include files (ICON OF THE ARROW UP) or add a URL link (Icon of the link of a chain).
To go back to windows where you have already started working, you can edit them above (pencil icon) or delete them (trash icon) if you decide to delete them to start again. You can also change the background color or expand them to work more comfortably (icon with the three dots).
3º You can use the comments of my "publication" to ask questions or make comments in the "publications" other colleagues, at the end, and rate your publications with stars.

KOALA

nuriatarancon — 2020-03-27 12:37:30 UTC

Phascolarctos cinereus
TYPE OF VERTEBRATE? Placental mammal.
WHERE DO IT LIVE? Australia is its natural habitat. Found in eucalyptus forests
WHAT DOES IT EAT? Eucalyptus leaves (herbivore)
HOW DOES IT REPRODUCE? It is born from the womb (viviparous).
HOW DOES IT BREATHE? By lungs.
CONSERVATION STATUS: It is threatened.
SOMETHING CURIOUS:
- are largely sedentary.  
- sleep up to 20 hours a day.
- koalas give birth to underdeveloped young that crawl into their mothers' pouches, where they stay for the first six to seven months of their lives.
-  cannot legally be kept as a pet in Australia or anywhere else

Lion

2020-03-30 10:59:16 UTC

LION

elenasantos — 2020-03-30 11:05:15 UTC

Panthera leo

Where do they live? Nearly all wild lions live in sub-Saharan Africa, but one small population of Asiatic lions exists in India's Gir Forest and the lions are wild animals.
What do they eat? The lions are carnivour animals, that means that their nutrition consist on proteins, meat and other animals.
How do they breath? They breath by lungs.
How do they reproduce? Lions are viviparous. They come from their mather womb.
Type of vertabreate? Lions are placental mammals.
Conservation status: Their conservation status is that In common the lions are not in danger of extinction but some of them like the Panthera Leo is in Vulnerable conservation status.
Some curiosities:

Their typical head-to-body length is 184–208 cm (72–82 in) larger than females.
Most lions live in packs.
The Second Biggest Cat.
Females Live Together for Life.
They have the Noisiest Roar.

olmorocca — 2020-03-30 12:06:32 UTC

TIGER
Panthera Tigris
Where do they live?
Tigers live in Asia , which is were their natural habitat . They are most likely found in the swamps, grasslands and rain forests of Southeast Asia, China, Korea and Russia.
What do they eat?
Tigers are carnivorous they are predators they eat pig , deers and buffalos this are some significant parts of a tiger diets .
How do they breath?
Tigers breath by lungs.
How do they reproduce?
Tigers are viviparous . Tigers reach sexual maturity between 3 and five years; Females mature at 3 or 4 years of age, but males do it a little later, at 4-5 years.. The gestation period of the tiger ranges from 93 days
Type of vertebrate?
tigers are placental mammal
curiosities
He's one of the highest-ranked felines
there are 6 types of tigers
The main reasons that tigers are endangered, in most cases are illegal hunting.

WOLF

vegiliapanchogledybe — 2020-03-30 15:42:35 UTC

Artic wolf
Where do they live?
Wolves are found in North America, Europe, Asia and North Africa.
What do they eat?
Wolves are carnivores. These large animals feed on a number of small animals, such as beavers, rabbits, rodents, birds, reptiles, and even insects.
How they breathe?
They breathe by lungs.
How do they reproduce?
Wolves are viviparous. They come from their mather womb.
Type of vertebrate?
Wolves are placental mammals
Conservation status:
Its state of conservation is that the wolves are not in danger of extinction.
Some curiosities:

Wolves are the largest members of the dog family.
Wolves can smell other animals more than one mile (1.6 kilometers) away.
Wolves have about 200 million scent cells. Humans have only about 5 million.
Arctic wolf can reach 3 to 6 feet in length and 75 to 150 pounds of weight.
A lone wolf howls to attract the attention of its pack, while communal howls can send territorial messages from one pack to another.

olmorocca — 2020-03-30 16:15:58 UTC

MANATEE by PERU

2020-03-31 08:26:04 UTC

Where do they live?
They live in the Gulf of Mexico , Caribbean sea , Amazon basin and in West Africa.
What do they eat?
The manatee is a hervibor animal , that means that means that they only eat vegetation. They eat 60 difrent tipes of diferent sea food such as pickreled weed , musk grass and ect.
How do they reproduce?
They reproduce ones a year and usually theres only one calf born . Gestation takes about 12 mounths ( one year )
How do they breath?
The manatee breath with lungs also they can have 90% of their lung capacity filed taking only one breaht
Conversation status?
Manatees aren´t in danger of extinction
Type of vertebrate?
Manatees are mammals
Curiosities
They can get to weigh 1200 pounds ¡¡¡¡¡¡
They evolven from the same animal of the elefant
The are extremely sesitive with touch and they cand define colours.

im Peru and this is mi favorite animal

Owl

2020-03-31 08:36:11 UTC

A pair will spend many days together mating. Each male and each female will only mate with one other per season. With some species of owls, they will have the same mate for life. ... The male and the female will take turns watching the eggs, tending the nest, and bringing food back to the young.A pair will spend many days together mating. Each male and each female will only mate with one other per season. With some species of owls, they will have the same mate for life. ... The male and the female will take turns watching the eggs, tending the nest, and bringing food back to the young.WHERE DO THEY LIVE?
Owls are found in many different habitats, such as deserts, forests, prairies and even the Arctic tundra. They nest in trees, in holes in the ground, in barns, and in caves. And while many other birds migrate to warmer places during the winter, most owls do not. They live in the same place all year round.
WHAT DO THEY EAT?
Owls mainly eat mammals (like mice, moles, rats, lemmings, squirrels, rabbits, shrews and gophers), amphibians (like frogs, salamanders), reptiles (like lizards, snakes), insects (like crickets, caterpillars, moths and beetles). They also eat birds and fish. Owl diet depends upon its species.
HOW DO THEY BREATH?
Owls, along with all other organisms, need oxygen to survive. oxygen is required for the making of ATP in cellular respiration. Cellular respiration is the process by which energy is processed for an organism. If an organism has no oxygen, it cannot make any ATP, or perform cellular respiration, or obtain any energy, and wouldn’t be able to live.
Owls’ respiratory systems are similar to that of humans, the largest difference being that the lungs are much smaller and have nine air sacs in addition. These nine air sacs, however, do not play a role in the obtention of oxygen, but more processing, i.e. cellular respiration. Owls don’t have a diaphragm. Instead, air is moved in and out of the respiratory system through pressure changes in the air sacs. Owls’ lungs do not expand or contract like the lungs of mammals. In the lungs of mammals, oxygen and carbon dioxide exchange in the alveoli.' In owls’ lungs, gas exchange is in the air capillaries. Owls breathe similarly to mammals in the sense that they take in air from their nostrils, it is used inside the body, and then exhaled through the nose.

HOW DO THEY REPRODUCE?
A pair will spend many days together mating. Each male and each female will only mate with one other per season. With some species of owls, they will have the same mate for life. ... The male and the female will take turns watching the eggs, tending the nest, and bringing food back to the young.

CONVERSATION STATUS?

not extint
CURIOSITIES

There are around 200 different owl species.
Owls are active at night (nocturnal).
A group of owls is called a parliament.
Most owls hunt insects, small mammals and other birds.
Some owl species hunt fish.
Owls have powerful talons (claws) which help them catch and kill prey.
Owls have large eyes and a flat face.
Owls can turn their heads as much as 270 degrees.
Owls are farsighted, meaning they can’t see things close to their eyes clearly.
Owls are very quiet in flight compared to other birds of prey.
The color of owl’s feathers helps them blend into their environment (camouflage).
Barn owls can be recognized by their heart shaped face.

I'm Daniel.

2020-03-31 09:01:45 UTC

2020-03-31 09:04:11 UTC

PANDA

stephaniesemblante12 — 2020-04-01 11:28:51 UTC

Where do they live? Pandas are only found in the remote, mountainous regions of central China, in Sichuan, Shaanxi and Gansu provinces.
What do they eat? Panda's daily diet consists almost entirely of the leaves, stems and shoots of various bamboo species. But they do branch out, with about 1% of their diet comprising other plants and even meat.
How do they breath? Panda's use their lungs to take in oxygen and filter out and expel carbon dioxide.
How do they reproduce? Panda's are viviparous.Pandas reach breeding maturity between four and eight years of age. They may be reproductive until about age 20. Female pandas ovulate only once a year, in the spring.
Type of vertebrate? Panda's are palental mammals.
Conservation status: Panda's conservation status they are not extinct.
Some curiosities:

Pandas are good at climbing trees and can also swim.
Pandas go from pink to white and black (or brown).
Pandas are "lazy" — eating and sleeping make their day.
An adult can eat 12–38 kilos of bamboo per day.
A panda can poop 28 Kilos per day!

𝑪𝑯𝑬𝑬𝑻𝑨𝑯🐆

gabriela_16 — 2020-04-01 13:05:29 UTC

Where do they live? Cheetahs live in a variety of environments, for example: cheetahs can be found in dry forest, grasslands, open plains and desert regions.
What do they eat? Cheetahs are carnivores. In general, cheetahs eat gazelles, rabbits, birds...
How do they breath?
They breath by lungs.
How do they reproduce?
Cheetahs are mammals that means that they do not hatch from eggs . They are just born from their mother womb.
Type of vertebrate?
They are placental mammals .
Conservation status:
Unfortunately cheetahs are in danger animals. There are less than 10.000 spices nowadays.
Some curiosities about cheetahs:
-They are the fastest animals in the world.
-They can run up to 60 miles per hour (97 kilometers) in 3 seconds
-Cheetahs do not roar like lions or tigers.

FOX

beatrizagpaoabenzon — 2020-04-01 16:57:10 UTC

Red fox
Where do they live?
Red foxes live around the world in many diverse habitats including forests, grasslands, mountains, and deserts.
What do they eat?
The red fox eats a wide variety of foods. It is an omnivore and its diet includes fruits, berries and grasses. It also eats birds and small mammals like squirrels, rabbits and mice.
How do they breathe?
Inside the chest of a red fox is it's rib-cage and inside that is the lungs and diaphragm used for breathing.
How do they reproduce?
In a monogamous relationship, red foxes would mate all together and live in what is called a den. If the males have many different mating females they simply aid the females in raising their offspring.
Type of vertebrate?
They are omnivorous mammals.
Conservation status:
Foxes aren't in danger of extinction.
Some curiosities:

Foxes are great night-time predators because their eyes are specially adapted to night vision.
Foxes have also been known to climb trees and settle on low branches.
Foxes have whiskers on their legs as well as around their faces, which they use to help them find their way
Foxes are very smart in ways that matter: finding food, surviving in weather extremes, outwitting predators, protecting their young.
When fox pups are born, they are unable to see, hear or walk, and their mother must take good care of them.

DOLPHIN

marielpvigilia — 2020-04-01 17:38:20 UTC

Orcinus orca
Where do they live? Orcas live in every ocean and range from Artic to Antartic, while also living in the tropical waters in between.
What do they eat? Orcas are apex predators. They feed on sea birds, squid, octopuses, sea turtles, sharks, rays and fish
How do they breath? They breathe through a single blowhole on the top of its head
How do they reproduce? Orcas are viviparous animals. They give birth to a single baby.
Type of vertebrate? Lions are mammals.
Conservation status: Orcas may not have a clear-cut conservation internationally.
Some curiosities:

Many of their habits are still in mystery science.
They can grow to 26 feet and weigh 6 tons
They're fast moving and difficult to track
They are the most widely distributed mammals on Earth
They are highly intelligent and social marine mammals that have come to be known as ambassadors from nature and marine ecosystems around the world

Chlamydosaurus

2020-04-02 16:22:14 UTC

Chlamydosaurus kingii
By Clara
where do they live?
Chlamydosaurus exclusive live in northern Australia and southern New Guinea.
What do they eat?
Its diet consists mainly of insects and small vertebrates (sometimes they also eat plants).
how do they breath?
since its a land specie, they breath by lungs.
how do they reproduce?
they have sexual reproduction and they are oviparous.
type of vertebrate? chlamydosaurus are reptiles.
conservation status:
eventhough the Chlamidosaurus kingii is the only specie known of Chlamidosaurus, they are in minior worries.
some curiosities:
·they spend the majority of the time in trees.
·its name was given because of its ruff , that is usually folded arround its body.
·its color changes to colors similars to its habitat to camuflash.
·its measure is arround 85 cm.

2020-04-02 17:04:23 UTC

Lynx

2020-04-11 10:04:42 UTC

Lynx
By Héctor Martínez
Where do they live?
In forests of the northern hemisphere.
What do they eat?
They re predators, they hunt mostly rabbits but they also eat other small animals of the forest.
How do they breath?
Cause they are terrestrial animals throught lungs.
How they reproduce?
They have sexual reproduction an are viviparous.
Conservation status:
Was in critical danger but we could help them grew again.
Some curiosities:
- They are lonley animals.
- It exists a southern lynx called Caracal.
- The hair at the bottom of the face grow more than the rest and form like a beard.

Platypus

Abel_Uwu — 2020-04-12 16:16:30 UTC

Ornithorhynchus anatinus

Where do they live?
They live in east Australia and in Tasmania.
What do they eat?
They're carnivores and they eat insects and their larvae, shrimps and tadpoles.
How do they breath?
Because they are mammals, they through the lungs.
How they reproduce?
They have a sexual reproduction and are oviparous.
Conservation status:
It is categorizated in "Near-Theatened"(NT) which means that it's nearly at the danger of extinction or it will extinct soon.
Some curiosities:
-With equidnas, they're the only mammals that are oviparous.
-Males have a calcaneus spur hidden in the hind limb that delivers poison.
-Have a paddle-shaped tail like a beaver; a sleek, furry body like an otter; and a flat bill and webbed feet like a duck.

2020-04-14 10:51:28 UTC

im ana

P O L A R B E A R S MADE BY ANA C

carolanavs2007 — 2020-04-14 10:53:26 UTC

Ursus maritimus
WHERE DO IT LIVE ?

Polar bears live in countries that ring the Arctic Circle: Canada, Russia, the United States (in Alaska), Greenland and Norway.

WHAT DOES IT EAT ?
Polar bears feed mainly on ringed and bearded seals. Depending upon their location, they also eat harp and hooded seals and scavenge on carcasses of beluga whales, walruses, narwhals, and bowhead whales.

HOW DOES IT REPRODUCE ?
Breeding takes place from March to June on the sea ice, but most occurs during April and May . Females breed about once every three years; therefore, there are about three adult males to every breeding female. Before mating, a female polar bear may be accompanied by several males.

HOW DO THEY BREATH ?
A polar bear's respiratory system is similar to that of any other mammal. The respiratory system uses the lungs, blood, heart, veins and arteries to take in oxygen, transport it around the body and breathe out carbon dioxide.

TYPE OF VERTEBRATE ?
They are placental mammals.

CONSERVATION STATUS ?
Vulnerable , because of ongoing and potential loss of their sea ice habitat resulting from climate change.

CURIOSITIES :
· Polar bears have 42 teeth.

· It is the largest carnivore (meat eater) that lives on land.
· Female polar bears usually only weigh about half as much as males.
· Scientists estimate that there are around 20000 polar bears.

· Polar bears have an excellent sense of smell, with the ability to detect seals nearly a mile away (1.6 km).
· Polar bears are actually black not white

·Less than 2% of polar bear hunts are sucessfull.

LYNX

pomertoloko — 2020-04-14 18:10:39 UTC

Where do they live? In forests.
What do they eat? Meet and fish(carnivore).

How do they breath? With lungs.
How do they reproduce? Are viviparous.
Type of bertebrate? Lynx are placental mammals.

Conservation status: Lynx are endengared spicies.
Some curiosities:
•It can be extint in 50 because of the climate change.
•A female can reproduce when she is two years old
•Lynx can distint a rabbit in 300 meters
•Is a lonely animal

I'm darío gomez-pintado

POLAR BEARS

salvamiro616 — 2020-04-15 12:04:37 UTC

Where do they live? Most polar bears live in the artic circle, encompassing the artic ocean.
What do they eat? The polar bear is the most carnivorous member of the bear family, and throughout most of its range, its diet primarily consists of ringed and beared seals.
How do they breathe? They breath through their lungs.
How do they reproduce? Polar bears are mammals so they are born from their mother.
Type of vertebrate? Are classified as mammals.
Conversation status? Polar bears are classified as vulnerable species.
Some curiosites:
•polar bears are classified as marine mammals
•polar bears are actually black, not white
•they can swim constantly for days at a time
•less than 2% of polsr bears hunts are successful
•scientists can extract polar bear dna from just their footprints