Today i was making a multiplication egg carton.
I enjoyed making it and playing with it.
I found it difficult to find a good idea for the cover but then i made the cover look like a chalk board.
Next time i would add more picture to show others ideas.
it did not take that long and all you need is a egg carton
Giant Pandas
Giant pandas are a type of bear like a polar bear and others in the bear family. The scientific name is Ailuropoda melanoleuca. Pandas are closely related to bears but however Red pandas are more related to racoons. Scientists have been in an argument for what pandas are more related to. Giant pandas are going endangered from habitat loss of bamboo.
Pandas are well known for their black and white stripes and bear-like body. They have another thumb on the wrist bone to hold bamboo and to give more support for climbing. They have powerful claws and a sharp bite like a grizzly bear. They also have a habit of sitting up like a human.
Most pandas live in the southern west of China. Pandas live in damp bamboo forests so that the bamboo that they eat is not too hard. They have been here for around 2 million years.
Pandas are very slow walkers so they are not very good hunters. Pandas are really good at swimming and climbing. Pandas are good swimmers because of their strong bulky body.
I think that we need to protect Giant pandas from endangerment because we have already lost heaps of animals by hunting them or polluting the water with plastic. I refuse to let this beautiful creature die.
Classification:
A wetapunga is an endangered insect that has been transferred to places in New Zealand. A weta can weigh up to three mice and a female weta can grow about the size of a sparrow. The Wetapunga is the heaviest of the eleven giant Weta species.
Description:
A Wetapunga has six legs, a large head, with no nose. But it has palps and palps are on the wetas jaw. They look like paddles. The Weta has antena twice as long as it's body.
Location/habitat:
The Wetapunga has been here since the dinosaurs ages. They live in New Zealand but they are going extinct so some people are sending them to different islands to survive. The Wetapunga Has been sent to four island.
Dynamics:
The Wetapunga has massive droppings that fertilize the ground. The Weta is also nocturnal, so they sleep during the day and come out at night. Female Weta lay over 300 eggs.I think that we need to protect this special species so people after us can now how much they mean to the earth. I refuse to let the Wetapunga go extinct because they have been here since dinosaur ages. They can be here for much longer so we can not let them die now.
