Wild Life in Australia
By Marta Díaz Ocaña 4ºE
Index
Koala
Why is it interesting?
Tasmanian Devil
Kangaroo
The Great Barrier Reef
Great White Shark
Conclusion
Wombat
Why is australian wildlife so particular?
Kangaroos
Size: male 1'8 meters female 1'3 metersWeight: male 90Kg female 40KgLive expectancy: 18 yearsSpeed: 70 km/hGenre: marsupial mammal
What is a marsupial?
Marsupials are a type of mammal characterised by giving birth to undeveloped young. Therefore, babies continue to develop inside their mother’s pouch for a couple months more.
Great White Shark
Size: 4'5 to 6 meters Weight: up to 2.000 kg Life expectancy: 70 years Speed: 56 km/h Genre: fish shark
Woombat
Size: can reach 1 meter lenght Weight: from 20 to 35 kg Life expectancy: 15 years Speed: 40 km/h Genre: marsupial mammal
Adapted wombat's pouch for digging.
Koala
Size: 60-85 cmWeight: 15 kg Life expectancy: 13-18 years Speed: 20 km/h Genre: marsupial mammal
Tasmanian Devil
Size: male 65 cm female 57 cm Weight: male 8-14 kg female 5-9 kg Life expectancy: 7-20 years Speed: 13 km/h Genre: marsupial tiny mammal
Cute fangs!
Let's hear that devil's noise!
Great Barrier Reef
Extension: 2.600 km lengh and 348.700 km² Coral species: more than 400 Fish species: more than 1500 Shellfish species: more than 4000 Shark and ray species: 133 Cetacean species: 30 Sea birds species: 215 Starfish and sea urchin species: 630 Sea turtles: 6-7
Conclusion
Australia is the home of the most amazing and unexpected creatures in the world because of its favourable weather and geographical location but, nowadays we are losing many of those species because of the degradation of their ecosystems and WE are at fault for that. We MUST preserve our rich natural environments and take care of our already hurt world so nature can follow its cycle as it has been doing since the beginning of time.
Thank you for your attention and I hope you have learnt and enjoyed my presentation.
Thanks for listening
I hope you have learnt
Inside the kangaroo's pouch
As they are mammals, baby kangaroos eat breast milk from their mothers. This is a baby kangaroo being fed inside its mother's pouch.
Keen senses
Great white sharks have highly developed senses that help them locate prey. They have excellent vision both in daylight and low light conditions, and they can detect electromagnetic fields produced by the movements of other animals.
They also have a highly sensitive sense of smell, which they use to detect the scent of blood from up to a kilometre away.
Did you know?
Kangaroos are such an important symbol that, beside the Emu, they take part in the National Coat of Arms of Australia.
Tasmanian devil in Looney Tunes
In the famous Disney cartoon Looney Tunes there is a carachter who is a Tasmanian devil. The rude and naughty Taz.
The Great Barrier Reef is visible from the space!!!
This is a screenshot taken by me in Google Earth
Koalas, endangered animals
Few years ago, koalas were declared endengered animals. This is because of deforestation and wild fires in their habitats.
Cube-shaped scat
A fun fact about wombats it's that their poop is cube-shaped. Scientists think this could be for preventing it from rolling away, allowing wombats to mark their territory more effectively.
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Transcript
Wild Life in Australia
By Marta Díaz Ocaña 4ºE
Index
Koala
Why is it interesting?
Tasmanian Devil
Kangaroo
The Great Barrier Reef
Great White Shark
Conclusion
Wombat
Why is australian wildlife so particular?
Kangaroos
Size: male 1'8 meters female 1'3 metersWeight: male 90Kg female 40KgLive expectancy: 18 yearsSpeed: 70 km/hGenre: marsupial mammal
What is a marsupial?
Marsupials are a type of mammal characterised by giving birth to undeveloped young. Therefore, babies continue to develop inside their mother’s pouch for a couple months more.
Great White Shark
Size: 4'5 to 6 meters Weight: up to 2.000 kg Life expectancy: 70 years Speed: 56 km/h Genre: fish shark
Woombat
Size: can reach 1 meter lenght Weight: from 20 to 35 kg Life expectancy: 15 years Speed: 40 km/h Genre: marsupial mammal
Adapted wombat's pouch for digging.
Koala
Size: 60-85 cmWeight: 15 kg Life expectancy: 13-18 years Speed: 20 km/h Genre: marsupial mammal
Tasmanian Devil
Size: male 65 cm female 57 cm Weight: male 8-14 kg female 5-9 kg Life expectancy: 7-20 years Speed: 13 km/h Genre: marsupial tiny mammal
Cute fangs!
Let's hear that devil's noise!
Great Barrier Reef
Extension: 2.600 km lengh and 348.700 km² Coral species: more than 400 Fish species: more than 1500 Shellfish species: more than 4000 Shark and ray species: 133 Cetacean species: 30 Sea birds species: 215 Starfish and sea urchin species: 630 Sea turtles: 6-7
Conclusion
Australia is the home of the most amazing and unexpected creatures in the world because of its favourable weather and geographical location but, nowadays we are losing many of those species because of the degradation of their ecosystems and WE are at fault for that. We MUST preserve our rich natural environments and take care of our already hurt world so nature can follow its cycle as it has been doing since the beginning of time.
Thank you for your attention and I hope you have learnt and enjoyed my presentation.
Thanks for listening
I hope you have learnt
Inside the kangaroo's pouch
As they are mammals, baby kangaroos eat breast milk from their mothers. This is a baby kangaroo being fed inside its mother's pouch.
Keen senses
Great white sharks have highly developed senses that help them locate prey. They have excellent vision both in daylight and low light conditions, and they can detect electromagnetic fields produced by the movements of other animals.
They also have a highly sensitive sense of smell, which they use to detect the scent of blood from up to a kilometre away.
Did you know?
Kangaroos are such an important symbol that, beside the Emu, they take part in the National Coat of Arms of Australia.
Tasmanian devil in Looney Tunes
In the famous Disney cartoon Looney Tunes there is a carachter who is a Tasmanian devil. The rude and naughty Taz.
The Great Barrier Reef is visible from the space!!!
This is a screenshot taken by me in Google Earth
Koalas, endangered animals
Few years ago, koalas were declared endengered animals. This is because of deforestation and wild fires in their habitats.
Cube-shaped scat
A fun fact about wombats it's that their poop is cube-shaped. Scientists think this could be for preventing it from rolling away, allowing wombats to mark their territory more effectively.