Why do living things have structures? by Caitlin Johnson https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv animal structures and functions en-us 2022-02-16 06:41:30 UTC 2022-02-22 06:58:14 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f40c.png Structures and functions By Anton https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2050427134 Animal's structures help them survive in the outer world. It can also help them defend them selves. 
An example is that a snail uses its shell to protect itself from other predators around
People also affect animals by:  
Air Pollution  
Global warming  
Trash  
Ink spills  
Water waste  
Deforestation  
Factories and more 
that is everything
I got out of my head 
about this unit.]]> 2022-02-16 09:10:09 UTC https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2050427134 structures Aaryan https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2050427958 why do animals have strutures? because if a snail had no structurs how wouid it protic ti's `self because it does not have a shil to protech its self and thats just one out of the millons of spechis structures thats how there all difrent and ever animal has function like a tiger has nightvigin]]> 2022-02-16 09:10:38 UTC https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2050427958 animal structures and function Conner 30clevin1 https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2050428114 Animals have structures that have a function to help it live. Like bear teeth to eat prey and whales fin to swim and dogs feet to walk and whale sharks big mouth to eat

]]> 2022-02-16 09:10:44 UTC https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2050428114 Structures and functions by Ammar A. https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2050431627 Hello Brian 
This is all the things I learned this unit.
Structures and functions help living things survive in the wild for example plants have roots to suck up the water and nutrients from the soil and the stem takes all the things that the root sucked up and brings it to the flower and the leaves go through a process called photosynthesis to make food for the plant and there is a thing in leaves called chlorophyll that cause the leaves to change color also some plants animals help us like some plants like aloe are used for skin care and  other plants and animals create medicine. Different sense receptors are for different animals like eagles sense receptors have better vision than anything else. People interrupt the wild life with things like:
Water waste
landfill
global warming
pollution 
deforestation 
air pollution.
This all the things I can remember from this unit.
Bye Brian
Delivered from CAC

]]> 2022-02-16 09:12:54 UTC https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2050431627 Why do living things have structures? By Grace 30gperry1 https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2050442711 Hi Danielle, 

My teacher said we can tell you some of the stuff we know about this unit so...

Animals have structures because it helps them live. Like, take a dog for example, it has a strong sense of smell so it can find food. And they have structures so they can live in their harsh environment. Even though most dogs are domesticated, they can still live in the wild. Another thing is take a frog for example. It has long back legs to help it jump and a long tongue to help it catch food that fly in the air. And a turtle has lungs and gills so it can live and land to lay eggs and live in the water to catch food. The structures also help us in ways we don't know. Take sharks for an example. They help the environment by eating and killing all the sick and wounded animals to make room for the healthy ones. Scientists are using poison dart frogs poison to make medicine. Animals structures are really important for the environment and for the well-being for us to live. I try to think about the importance of animals. But sometimes, it is hard for me to because some animals can be annoying like ants. But I just think about the book I read about ants. They can help the environment. Take a bat for example. They eat mosquitoes and other bugs and fruit bats eat all the rotten fruit. And because the humans are making global warming and causing animals to die and the population the go down and going extinct and effecting the entire food chain and making more animals die. And you see how I am going so yeah. Another thing is we rely on the animals and we are hurting them. I watched a video about a dinosaur the came into the government and told them about if they keep investing in fossil fuels can leave them to the brink of extinction. He said it was like the dinosaurs investing in asteroid company's. It was live action but the dinosaur was animated. Another thing that is important to an animals structures is water. The water helps them get stronger and they can survive. Another thing that they need love and care. Take a wolf for example. When a cub is born the mother takes care of it until they can stand, walk, sniff, and bite. The mother takes them to the randevu point and the pack helps them to hunt and get used to living out of the den. And then the cubs go off when they were old enough to make their own pack. So that is all the stuff I can think of from the top of my head.]]> 2022-02-16 09:20:10 UTC https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2050442711 Structures Sofia https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2050452580 Animals have structures the help them survive and live for example sea turtles have there shell because what if LOT of rocks come slideing down in the sea a sea turtles shell could protect them so the rocks can go bounce on the sea turtles shell. ]]> 2022-02-16 09:24:28 UTC https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2050452580 Why do living things have structures https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2050467919 Living things have structures because it helps their growth and behavior and survival an example is a tree it has a trunk and that is a structure to the tree and why they have that structure is because the trunk holds up the tree from falling and the roots of a tree is a structure it helps the tree grow. Another example is koalas they have sharp nails as a structure and the reason they have that is so they can grip onto trees. That is why livings things have structures.


Nada     ]]> 2022-02-16 09:32:15 UTC https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2050467919 Living things have structures to help them with growth,and survival for example a Siberian tiger has sharp claws to help them catch prey witch helps them eat witch connects to survival. The roots of a plant help it stand straight so that it can grow properly which connects to growth -Malika https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2050470800 2022-02-16 09:34:12 UTC https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2050470800 why do living things have structers https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2050721972 living things have structers so life can happen.Lets say  bears have claws so they can eat.people have teeth to eat.living things need structers so they can eat,talk,run,breath and more


Alexis]]> 2022-02-16 12:30:42 UTC https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2050721972 Human disruption affect- Amina https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2050739114 Human disruption is one of the main reasons of animal extinction.
Humans are reducing the number of animals every day.
Humans are polluting the earth, especially marine animals. For example flying fox bats are being pushed into extinction because the government is killing them all. they have killed more than 50,000 bats since 2015.
But humans are also causing good affect to earth. For example, there are a lot of bat rescues that save hurt or injured bats. There are many groups of people protesting against killing bats.

So there are good results of human disruption but out of ten 8% of human disruption is bad.

Humans ruin many animal habitats by making malls, houses, restaurants and people have even built cities in animal habitat.
Why animals have sense receptors:
Animals have different receptors to help them survive in the wild.
For example, tigers have night vision to hunt their prey at night.
And bats have echolocation because they are mostly blind. Fun fact: All bats have echolocation but flying fox fruit bat.]]> 2022-02-16 12:41:57 UTC https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2050739114 jaguar structures and functions by AIDAN https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2050739363  here are some structures and functions
 1. jaguars use there fur for hunting so when they see prey they blend in and hunte 
  • capybaras,pigs,monkeys,deer,caimans,cattle,horses and dogs.

  • 2. there claws can be use to clime trees with is use fully for the jaguar
]]> 2022-02-16 12:42:08 UTC https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2050739363 Animal Structures By Chiara https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2050743158 Well why do animals have structures? Well, because if an animal didn't have a specific thing on its body, it wouldn't be able to protect its self or others. For example; the Kangaroo. If it didn't have its pouch, then it wouldn't be able to carry its baby around, (joey)]]> 2022-02-16 12:44:35 UTC https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2050743158 Why do living things have structures? Sihu 30spark3 https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2050743180 All types of living things needs structures for different things. However, they have all same reason forhaving it. To survive. For example, a lions structures are the claws. They need the claws for hunting. Lions needs huinting to survive. In conclusion, the animals needs structures for survivng.]]> 2022-02-16 12:44:35 UTC https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2050743180 why you need structures ALY https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2052762338 because structures  help all living things like for example a snail needs a shell for protection because they are slow but cheetahs do not need shells because they are fast and also not only snails but also giraffes they need long necks to spot predators and danger and to eat from trees but not only these animals all animals have unique structers and functions . ALY

]]> 2022-02-17 08:59:50 UTC https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2052762338 jaguar structures and functions by AIDAN https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2052799275


 here are some structures and functions
 1. jaguars use there fur for hunting so when they see prey they blend in and hunte 
  • capybaras,pigs,monkeys,deer,caimans,cattle,horses and dogs.

  • 2. there claws can be use to clime trees with is use fully for the jaguar.
  •   here are some facts about jaguars 
    • The jaguar is the largest big cat in south america 
    • The male jaguar is about 7 feet 
    • Jaguar live rain forest 
    • The jaguar's prey is capybaras,pigs,monkeys,deer,caimans,cattle,horses and dogs
    • Black jaguars are called black panther 



  • Jaguars live about 12 to 15 year old
  •  Jaguar eat 85 different animals
  • Jaguars are found in rainforests, seasonally flooded forests, grasslands, woodlands and dry deciduous forests throughout their range.
  • Amicus Jaguar use claw marks to mark there home troffe.

  • Jaguar jaws can break throw bones


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]]> 2022-02-17 09:23:02 UTC https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2052799275 @conner https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2059981602 You did a great job at the work you did.]]> 2022-02-22 06:51:12 UTC https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2059981602 https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2059982872 @ Aiden,
I love to hear all of these fact you posted, I learned a lot of new facts and it was all new things to me.
  -Jason
Ps we are learning about ancient Egypt]]> 2022-02-22 06:52:22 UTC https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2059982872 @Chiara. I agree with you because if a animal don't have a home it would be dangerous for them,so that's why I agree with you. https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2059984203     Rachel 2022/2/22]]> 2022-02-22 06:53:41 UTC https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2059984203 @conner jerry01pd2030_1_3 https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2059985385 Thank you ]]> 2022-02-22 06:54:41 UTC https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2059985385 @Sofia https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2059985402 Hi Sofia! I thought your post was very interesting, I never thought a turtle's shell could be that strong. I like turtle's myself, and I'm happy you decided to write about them. Do you like turtle's 🐢 ]]> 2022-02-22 06:54:42 UTC https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2059985402 @Sihu, https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2059985874 How are you! I know that your good at Egypt, good job about your comments. You studied a lot. I really like how you really you made your paragraph really long nice job!]]> 2022-02-22 06:55:07 UTC https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2059985874 @Amina https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2059986166 Wow! You learned a lot of things! I think humans should stop killing animals! 
-Helen]]> 2022-02-22 06:55:22 UTC https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2059986166 https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2059987038 @Malika you learned a lot, great job.]]> 2022-02-22 06:56:02 UTC https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2059987038 https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2059987989 @Ammar
Good morning Ammar I really like you wrote a big chunk of writing with lot's of details. Also I didn't know that humans impact animals a lot.

]]> 2022-02-22 06:56:50 UTC https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2059987989 https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2059988042 @Aly, hello my opinion is that living thing has structures because they need to live and for protection.]]> 2022-02-22 06:56:52 UTC https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2059988042 @Ammar https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2059988317 Hello! I'm Josie! 
I love your paragraph! 
It made perfect sense too me and Bryan
 Great job I'm very impressed 
Josie]]> 2022-02-22 06:57:07 UTC https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2059988317 @Nada https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2059988937 Hi Nada,
I think that your thoughts on the structures of living thing are very interesting. I also think that organisms like plant have structures to stay upright and animals have different structures to survive in their different habitats. A question I have for you is: Did you know this through scientific observation, research, or something else?

Blair]]> 2022-02-22 06:57:23 UTC https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2059988937 @Anton https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2059989003 Hi Anton]]> 2022-02-22 06:57:25 UTC https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2059989003 Coco's feedback https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2059989432 @Alexis, hello! My opinion is your thinking is great about why living things have structures. A connection is that bears also need their thick fur to hibernate without harming themselves. A question is why did you choose your example about bear claws?
From, coco]]> 2022-02-22 06:57:33 UTC https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2059989432 Reply https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2059989693 @Grace, 
Wow! You really got lot's of things going in your brain! I think the information you have is perfect, only a little feedback on the structure. Perhaps you can use some more transitions, not only "take this as an example..." Still, your writing was the most impressive I've seen. Thank you for being my awesome read aloud partner.
       Love,
Danielle ]]> 2022-02-22 06:57:43 UTC https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2059989693 @Grace https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2059989974 I like how you can write so much!👍🏻 I really appreciate how you can describe so many animals. Also, your post is long and strong. Our teacher only said to comment you and the other people's posts. :)


-Caroline]]> 2022-02-22 06:57:56 UTC https://padlet.com/cjohnson137/ggnzgngoqgfwwdgv/wish/2059989974