Innovative Animals by Karie Huttner

Example 1

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Example 2

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Directions

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Step 1: Select an animal from Invented by Animals.

Step 2: Research your animal.

Step 3: Select a cardboard box and design your cardboard animal.

Step 4: Program your micro:bit to bring your cardboard animal to life.

Step 5: Record in your Micro:bit animal including a video of your design as well as the innovation that the animal inspired.

Porcupines

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A porcupine when threatened will grunt Shuffle and then turn around and run backwards to jam their quills into an attacker.

Another cool fact about porcupines is there quills have inspired surgeons to create a new kind of anti-scapic surgery staple in this case known as a stitch.

My third cool fact about Porcupines is they are nocturnal which means they are normally only awake at night.

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I learned sea horses tails are square not round

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A snake's spine isn't made up of one bone; it is made of hundreds of tiny bones allowing it to slither around.

Snakes have also been used to inspire people to make snake robots which help with researching the ocean.

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Polar bears feed primarily on ringed seals,but will also eat bearded seals,harp seals, hooded and harbor seals.

The Polar bear has no predators but walruses and wolves can kill them.

Polar bears can live up to 20 to 30 years,but only a small percent live past 15 to 18 years.

Polar bears live Arctic regions like Canada, Alaska ,Russia, Greenland and Norway.

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hi

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charley and frea

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