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Tri 2. week 4. Animals Structure.

Tri 2. Session 1. Animals Structure.

[Audio] We will be exploring the body coverings of different animals, starting with the chameleon. We'll look at how its camouflage helps it blend into its environment and the components of its body covering. At the end of this session, you should have a better understanding of how animals structure their body coverings to protect them from the elements..

Fur / Hair or Scales. So I am ............... ( Mammal- bird).

Feathers or Scales. So I am ............... ( Reptile- bird).

Feathers or Scales. So I am ............... ( fish- bird).

Feathers or Scales. So I am ............... ( fish- bird).

Fur / hair or Scales. So I am ............... ( Mammal- bird).

[Audio] Scales and fur are two types of protection that animals possess in order to survive. Scales are most often seen on reptiles and act as a shield against predators or extreme temperatures. Fur is usually associated with mammals, birds, and other animals, and helps them maintain body temperature and provides camouflage. The diversity in these structures is remarkable, as each species has altered them in different ways to survive in their habitats..

[Audio] We are about to explore the fascinating world of animal structures and delve into the complexity and beauty of their designs. From the cheetah's intricate legs to the octopus's remarkable color-changing ability, animals have shown remarkable adaptation to their environment. We will also look into the concept of adaptation and the importance of studying animal structures from a scientific standpoint. Let us begin this journey..

[Audio] Reptiles are among the most varied and captivating animals on Earth. Their skin is generally sturdy and protected with scales. Certain reptiles have four limbs, while others don't have any legs and some even have flippers. Regardless of what kind of legs they have, reptiles give us a remarkable view at the animal world..

Reptiles.

[Audio] We can observe the adaptations that many animals have to survive in their environment in this slide. The scales that cover the skin of some common reptiles, such as alligators and snakes, can be seen. These scales help to protect these animals and regulate their body temperature, thus enabling them to survive in different temperatures..

[Audio] Animals like turtles and crocodiles lay eggs that have a strong and flexible outer shell. This covering protects the inner egg from damage and also helps keep it humid, even in dry areas. As a result, these animals are able to reproduce in many different types of environments..

[Audio] Snakes are a type of reptile and have adapted to move efficiently without legs. They have a smooth, scaly skin and are capable of slithering quickly and effortlessly. Additionally, they swallow their food whole instead of chewing it..

[Audio] A crocodile has four short and sturdy legs, making them excellent swimmers. Additionally, their long tail can assist them in navigating through the water. Interestingly, crocodiles chew with their mouths open, which is unique compared to many other animals we study in this course..

[Audio] Crocodiles are a unique creature when it comes to parenting, exhibiting a parental care level that is remarkable even among other animals. Despite their formidable appearance, crocodiles are incredibly affectionate and nurturing with their young, going as far as to protect them and even hide them in their own mouths. It's a remarkable illustration of animal ability to adapt and nurture their offspring..

[Audio] Crocodiles are cold-blooded animals that use sun-bathing to regulate their body temperature. They can absorb enough energy from the sun to increase their body temperature up to 40° Celsius, enabling them to survive in their environment and engage in activities such as hunting and mating. Consequently, crocodiles are capable of adapting to various habitats, ranging from tropical rainforests to desert regions..

[Audio] The tortoise is an incredible animal, having evolved over countless years to acquire a singular trait – its hard shell. This protective texture shields it from external forces and enables it to travel at a steady, measured pace. The hard shell enables the tortoise to endure unfavourable conditions, regulating its body temperature and concealing from predators. By moving slowly, the tortoise can find sustenance and resources without putting itself in peril. It is truly remarkable how the tortoise has adapted to its habitat over time..

[Audio] Reptiles have an incredible ability to regulate their internal temperature through the use of their environment. Turtles have an even more remarkable aptitude, as they are capable of absorbing the sun's heat and storing it inside their bodies to keep their temperature consistent regardless of external changing aspects. Remarkably, this is not an instinct they have, but a skill they acquire as they grow..

[Audio] The chameleon is an animal with an impressive capacity to adjust to its environment. Its distinguishing feature is its capability to adapt its color, which allows it to hide or blend in the surroundings. Moreover, its capacity to move at a slow tempo permits it to catch unanticipated prey. Chameleons are a perfect illustration of how animals have evolved in creating structures that grant them better chances of survival..

[Audio] This animal has a unique way of catching its food. It possesses a tongue that is specially adapted to capture prey, being flexible and allowing the animal to reach distant locations to secure its meal. This remarkable adaptation provides the animal an advantage in the wild..

[Audio] Animals have truly remarkable abilities when it comes to adapting to the environment they live in. One remarkable example of this is the animal that appears to be running on the surface of the water. With special adaptations they have developed, they are able to survive in even the harshest of conditions. It is amazing to see the different ways that animals are able to move and survive in various terrains..

Reptiles have beautiful and interesting skins..

[Audio] Today's lesson is about the structure of animals. To explore this further, we will be watching a video on how to draw a chameleon. Let's start by looking at the shapes and colors of a chameleon. Observe the animals body and how it changes color. Notice how the legs move and the way its tail is curved. The lesson is interactive - take your time, pause the video and practice drawing your own chameleon. You can watch the video as many times as you need. The goal is to create a drawing that captures the features of the animal, so take this opportunity to be creative and use your imagination!" Today we are talking about the structure of animals, and understanding different species a bit better. We're going to tackle this challenge by learning how to draw a chameleon together. We'll be watching a video that teaches us how to draw one, so let's pay attention to the shapes and colors. Notice how the legs move and the tail is curved, and even how the animal's color changes. This is a great opportunity to be creative and use our imagination, so let's all take our time and pause the video as needed to practice drawing our own chameleon..

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Tri 2. Session 1. Animals Structure.

[Audio] In this slide, we will be learning about the physical structure of certain animals. We'll be focusing on reptiles in particular, as they are an interesting group of animals. We will be looking at their various features and characteristics, and exploring why these specific aspects of their anatomy are important for their survival. After this, we will be researching endangered animals and identifying the characteristics of these animals. This will be an interesting and informative lesson that will shape our understanding of how animals survive. Let's get started..

[Audio] We will discuss the different ways students can be successful in researching animals' structure. We will begin by examining the three groups of animals - invertebrates, vertebrates, and mammals. To assist their research, two methods are available - asking an expert - this could include talking to a zoologist or other specialist for insight - and using school computers to search for articles, reports, and other online resources. By combining both methods, students can gain a deeper understanding of how animals' structure works..

[Audio] Endangered species are those animals that are facing the risk of extinction due to a small habitat, a small population, or other factors. A prime example is the orangutan, with an estimated 7500 living in the wild. This is an incredibly low number, emphasizing the need for immediate action to protect endangered species..

[Audio] Humans can have a dramatic effect on species, resulting in their habitats being taken over. To determine why certain animals become endangered, we must explore the probable causes. Habitat loss and degradation is a key factor. As humans expand, our constructions like homes, roads, and farms are growing, leaving animals with no place to live and making it impossible for them to survive. Apart from that, human activities such as poaching, overhunting, and pollution may also result in species decline. Recognizing why animals become endangered and initiating the required measures to prevent it is essential..

[Audio] Species of animals on this planet are fascinating with a huge diversity, and form a core part of our environment. Nonetheless, there are times when these species become endangered, often because of human influence, diseases and climate change. People may spread new diseases and invasive species which can affect both plants and animals. Furthermore, climate change is having a drastic effect, with destabilizing weather threatening the habitats of species. It is integral that we take care of our animal population and environment..

[Audio] These animals may not be recognizable, but they are actually some of the renowned extinct species on Earth. The Dodo bird was a flightless fowl endemic to the island of Mauritius situated off the shore of Africa and likely became extinct in the late 17th century. The Tasmanian Tiger was a large predatory marsupial native to the Australian mainland and the nearby island of Tasmania, and it is believed to have died out in the early 20th century..

[Audio] The discussion today will focus on animals endangered around the world, from the UK's red squirrel to the sea turtle. Human activity has put many species in a vulnerable situation, and we will analyze the causes of endangerment and review possible ways to help. This exploration will look at why these creatures are in danger and how we can work to safeguard them..

[Audio] The discussion for today focuses on why certain animal species are endangered. We will look at the numerous factors responsible for the decline of certain species and the importance of preserving them in their natural habitats. To begin with, the Polar Bear is suffering due to climate change, resulting in the decrease of their habitats and food sources. Red Squirrels are suffering from a deadly virus and habitat loss. Looking at Sea Turtles, human shores built too close to nesting areas are affecting them. Lastly, Mountain Gorillas are facing threats due to hunting, as well as the loss of their habitats from mining and logging activities. It is imperative that we all take action to protect these species and ensure their habitats are preserved for future generations..

[Audio] Polar Bears are classified as vulnerable, meaning their population is gradually decreasing. These animals inhabit the freezing waters of the Arctic Circle and are in danger due to global warming. Rising temperatures cause the ice Polar Bears need to seek food and make their home to vanish, leaving them with no habitat. This slide focuses on Polar Bears and their endangered status..

[Audio] Sea turtles have an extraordinary capacity to remain underwater for around five hours. Even more remarkable is their capacity to hold their breath for up to five minutes when they plunge to feed. Sadly, they are confronting numerous dangers, from chasing after food and shells, to plastic contamination and pulverization of their nesting seashores. All types of sea turtles are endangered and can be found in almost every ocean. It is essential that we work towards protecting the sea turtles and their habitats..

[Audio] Red squirrels, adorned with their lush red fur, are a species of particular concern throughout Europe, particularly in Britain. Our population is steadily diminishing due to habitat destruction to accommodate humans, and we face further diminishing numbers as a result of competition with the grey squirrels which were introduced by humans. It is imperative to remember that these animals are not simply objects, but rather living creatures that deserve the same respect and consideration that we would expect for ourselves..

[Audio] Mountain Gorillas are critically endangered, with only around 880 remaining in the wild. Their habitat consists of mountainous regions covered in dense forests; however, these forests are being destroyed as a result of being cleared to make way for farms. Furthermore, gorillas are being hunted for food. Lastly, they are at risk of contracting diseases as humans settle closer to their habitat. The following slide will provide more information on the struggles they face..

[Audio] We must examine the species of endangered animals - their natural environment, the risks they are encountering, and how many remain in their natural habitat. Gathering this data will allow us to make decisions on how best to protect them and ensure their survival..

[Audio] Breeding more of at-risk animal species in captivity and releasing them into the wild can help to increase their population and aid in their reproduction. Nature reserves, protected areas of land opened only to native wildlife, provide a safe environment for them to thrive. Laws can be made to make hunting and poaching illegal, reducing the number of animals taken from their habitat and killed annually..

[Audio] Focusing on the importance of raising awareness about animal welfare is critical. Animals have a place in our healthcare, nutrition, economy and environment, and this necessitates that we take action to inform people on how they can help make a difference. Doing this is essential to making progress and shielding animals from mistreatment. Let us discuss the various ways this can be accomplished..

[Audio] Reptiles are an intriguing collection of animals that have different shapes and sizes. They are vertebrates, meaning they possess a spine, and are cold-blooded, indicating their body temperature must be maintained. Reptiles tend to move to different environments to either warm up or cool down, mostly in areas that don't get too cold, hence they are located on each continent apart from Antarctica. Reptiles are easily distinguished from amphibians as their skin is arid and does not have a slimy texture. They normally reproduce by laying eggs, yet some species give birth to their young. Reptiles' eggs have a fragile and soft shell and are generally laid on land. Whether they are snakes, turtles, or lizards, reptiles offer lots of interesting details about their species and its significance in the environment..

[Audio] Sea turtles are a fascinating class of reptile and have some unique and interesting features. They look like tortoises but, instead of legs, they have flippers which enable them to swim. They also have hard scaly skin and, just like all other reptiles, they breathe air. These aquatic animals are quite well adapted for life in the sea, spending the majority of their time in the water..

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[Audio] The homework for this week is about animals structure. The first statement is that a fish has no fins. The answer is False as fish have fins. The second statement is that a butterfly has 8 legs. Again, the answer is False, as a butterfly has only 6 legs. The third statement is that a butterfly has wings. The answer is True, a butterfly does have wings. The fourth statement is that a fish and a butterfly have the same body parts. The answer is False, as they have different body parts. Lastly, the fifth statement is that a cuckoo bird lays its eggs in the nest of the other birds. The answer is True, a cuckoo bird does lay its eggs in the nest of other birds..

[Audio] Reptiles are known for their scales, and many of them lay eggs. A sea turtle is a reptile, and it is covered with a hard shell instead of fur. A chameleon is also a reptile..

[Audio] The correct answers for this slide are true for the first three questions and false for the fourth and fifth questions. A fish and a butterfly have different body parts, although a fish has fins and a butterfly has wings. A cuckoo bird does not build its own nest, but rather lays its eggs in the nest of other birds..

[Audio] Reptiles are covered with scales, lay eggs, and a sea turtle and a chameleon are both reptiles. However, sea turtles are not covered with fur, they are covered with scales..

[Audio] I hope you found this presentation informative and useful. Thank you for your attention and for listening to this presentation about animals structure. It has been a pleasure to share this information with you. Have a nice day, Alsalmu Alikum..