- Learning Intentions:
- We are learning to: Find information in the text.
- We are learning to: Explain words/phrases in a simple way to show our understanding.
Learning Activities.- List 5 ways that seals are adapted to survive well in water.
Because they are sea creaturesBecause they are marine mammalsThey store oxygen so they rely on it while underwaterBecause they have a layer of fat or blubber that keeps them warm under cold water.Because the prefer cold water- List the 3 most common New Zealand seals and write down 5 facts about each of them.
Kekeno (New Zealand fur seal)- The last population of seals were 200,000 in 2001
- They are found in rocky shores of New Zealand mainland chatham islands.
- Adult females: maximum length 1.5 m, weight 30-50 kg.
- Adult males: maximum length 2.5 m, weight 90-150 kg.
- They eat on squid and small mid fish.
Whakahao (Sea lion)- The population is about 12,000, smaller than the population of kekeno.
- The adult male weight is 190 bigger than the kekeno!!
- The adult male height is 2. Metres long.
- length 180–200 cm
- weight 85–160 kg
elephant seals- The male elephant seals can reach upto 20 feet and taller
- The male seal is upto 8,800
- They also eat squid
- The females average height is 10 feet
- The females are upto 4,500 pounds!
- List 5 facts you can find about seals and their babies.
- Seals normally have one pup a year.
- Baby seals stay on ice land until their ice fur grows
- Seals normally have pups around january and february
- Baby seals can not swim until their fur is waterproof
- Baby seals stay with their mums upto 4 weeks or 6
- List 3 dangers to seals and say why each of these are dangerous for seals.
- Swimming for baby seals are very dangerous because their furs are not waterproof
- Humans are very dangerous to seals because who knows what they could do to them
- Seals in hot weather is no good because because they are used to cold temperature
Friday, April 24, 2020
Seals (Writing)
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