Hi Jemma. I like how you put the picture in the middle and you put the sides like the freashwater seals on one side and you put the tigers on the other side.
This is a really great presentation of your work. You are completing all of these tasks to a really high standard. So well done!
I really like that the WWF is doing some really worthwhile work helping to save these animals. The building of the snow banks so that they have somewhere to have their pups is just great. And it seems to be working. As the numbers of surviving pups are increasing. It must be really cold there, by the looks of the video.
We have so many seals on our coast lines here in New Zealand, it would be great to see this species of freshwater seal do as well and have its numbers build up to that of its salt water cousin.
Hopefully the work that they are also doing with the tigers is worth while too. They should not let people get away with hunting such amazing creatures for their fur.
Hi Jemma. I like how you put the picture in the middle and you put the sides like the freashwater seals on one side and you put the tigers on the other side.
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ReplyDeleteI like how all of your information is easy to read and it is in different sections.
Lucy
Hi Jemma
ReplyDeleteThis is a really great presentation of your work. You are completing all of these tasks to a really high standard. So well done!
I really like that the WWF is doing some really worthwhile work helping to save these animals. The building of the snow banks so that they have somewhere to have their pups is just great. And it seems to be working. As the numbers of surviving pups are increasing.
It must be really cold there, by the looks of the video.
We have so many seals on our coast lines here in New Zealand, it would be great to see this species of freshwater seal do as well and have its numbers build up to that of its salt water cousin.
Hopefully the work that they are also doing with the tigers is worth while too. They should not let people get away with hunting such amazing creatures for their fur.
Keep up the great work Jemma.
Until next time
Allie :)