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Gammack A

BBC - Learning Zone Class Clips - Marine iguanas of the Galapagos Islands - diving for ... - 1 views

  • Marine iguanas of the Galapagos Islands - diving for food Duration: 02:00 At dawn the cold-blooded marine iguanas are seen warming their bodies in the sun. The larger males are then seen diving into the surf, swimming up to 10 metres to the sea floor and grazing on red and green algae. A voiceover explains that they are only able to stay in the cold ocean for ten minutes. They are finally seen climbing back onto the rocky shore. This clip was first created on
Gammack A

BBC - Learning Zone Class Clips - Springtime in the Galapagos Islands - Science Video - 0 views

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    grate facts  grate video  shows cool animals
Gammack A

BBC - Learning Zone Class Clips - Adaptation - reptiles of the Galapagos Islands - Scie... - 0 views

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    (Galapagos Islands) grate facts and grate video about 3 rep. of the glop. 
Fallon Z

Machu Picchu Abandoned - 2 views

  • Huayna Capac and an estimated 50 percent of the population died of smallpox around 1527. Inca governmental capability must have suffered greatly, resulting in a period of turmoil. The empire fell into civil war over Inca secession, and it’s likely that Machu Picchu was abandoned at this time because the cost of maintaining it was prohibitive, and the epidemic and war had depleted the remaining male population.  
  • Machu Picchu, primarily a ceremonial site, had limited administrative or commercial use and was located on a difficult road in near impassable terrain in the high cloud forest.
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    This has really good info about why the Incas left Machu Picchu
Hwang J

What Kind Animals Live Grand Canyon - 0 views

  • What Kind Animals Live Grand Canyon - Furry or Ferocious?
  • kind animals live Grand Canyon style? Considering how vast and deep the Grand Canyon is, there must be a multitude of animals hiding out in nooks and crannies throughout. The breakdown of the classification of animals living here is: seventy-five types of mammals, three hundred types of birds, fifty types of reptiles and amphibians, and twenty-five types of fish. More specifically, what kind animals live Grand Canyon in each area of this massive wonder. Sprinting about throughout all the glorious crevices and plateaus, as well as the forest on the rim, are many types of deer. Prevalent to the western portion of the United States, the mule deer runs through the depths of the Grand Canyon in great numbers.
  • Have you ever wondered, through all of its many plateaus, what
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  • the scenery and what kind animals live Grand Canyon and
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    this has good info on plants and animals
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    This tells a lot about animals in the Grand canyon!
O Leary L

Video -- Machu Picchu -- National Geographic - 0 views

    • O Leary L
       
      it tells good information for machu picchu
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    good video
Clancy M

Sky Island : PBS - 1 views

    • Clancy M
       
      this is a plass to fined info.
Drummond C

Grand Canyon National Park Kids Activities, Fun Things to Do - AllTrips - 0 views

  • When searching for activities on a Grand Canyon kids vacation, you’ll find everything from mule rides and hiking to train rides and riv
  • mule rides and hiking to train rides and river rafting
  • mule rides and hiking to train rides and river rafting
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  • Hiking the Rim Trail is easy going for the whole family
  • Hiking the Rim Trail is easy going for the whole family The seventy-foot-high Desert View Watchtower gives incredible views Kids love an exciting mule trip around the Grand Canyon Visit the 12th-century Tusayan Ruin and Museum Your child will love to earn a Junior Ranger Badge
  • The seventy-foot-high Desert View Watchtower gives incredible views
  • Kids love an exciting mule trip around the Grand Canyon Visit the 12th-century Tusayan Ruin and Museum Your child will love to earn a Junior Ranger Badge
    • Drummond C
       
      read this cool website
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    This has good Grand Canyon acktivdes
O Leary L

Rediscovering Machu Picchu - Pictures, More From National Geographic Magazine - 0 views

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    awesome picture
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    awesome picture
O Leary L

Great Barrier Reef Animals - Animals of the Great Barrier Reef - 1 views

  • The Great Barrier Reef is the largest coral reef in the world. It consists of more than 2,900 coral reefs,
  • 600 continental islands
  • There are 23 species of marine reptiles that inhabit the Great Barrier Reef including 6 species of sea turtles and 17 species of sea snakes. Occasionally, the saltwater crocodile also ventures out to forage on the reef, although such visits are quite rare.
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  • loggerhead turtle and hawksbill turtle, nest on coral cays.
  • About 30 species of whales and dolphins
  • There are more than 5,000 species of molluscs known to inhabit the Great Barrier Reef (some estimates place the number much higher, at closer to 8,000 species) . The better known of the reef's molluscs include giant clams, zig zag oysters, cowries, octopus, squid, cuttlefish, sea slugs, and bivalves.
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    really really god info!
Marsh B

Amazon rainforest - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - 0 views

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    this website has great info and links!
Burke K

BBC Nature - Corals and sea anemones videos, news and facts - 0 views

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    This is a very good video about coral in the Great Barrier Reef.
Marsh B

Zoom Rainforest - Enchanted Learning Software - 0 views

  • There are many indigenous groups of people who have live in the tropical rainforests. Many of these groups, like the Yanomamo tribe of the Amazon rainforests of Brazil and southern Venezuela, have lived in scattered villages in the rainforests for hundreds or thousands of years. These tribes get their food, clothing, and housing mainly from materials they obtain in the forests. Forest people are mostly hunter-gatherers; they get their food by hunting for meat (and fishing for fish) and gathering edible plants, like starchy roots and fruit. Many also have small gardens in cleared areas of the forest. Since the soil in the rainforest is so poor, the garden areas must be moved after just a few years, and another part of the forest is cleared. Most indigenous populations are declining. There are many reasons for this. Their primary problems are disease (like smallpox and measles, which were inadvertently introduced by Europeans) and governmental land seizure
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    talk about people living in the amazon rainforset
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    this website has a lot of info on the amazon
Griffith E

AMAZON RAINFOREST CLIMATE - 1 views

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    tells about wether
Burke K

How many species of coral make up the Great Barrier Reef? - Curiosity - 0 views

  • Coral reefs are made of thousands and thousands of minute coral polyps that are held together by coralline algae. Most coral reefs are several million years old and contain richly diverse life forms. The Great Barrier Reef is a coral reef, comprising more than 400 species of coral. It is considered the largest living organism in the world.
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    This website gives really good info on coral
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    This is very good info about coral in the Great Barrier Reef.
Marsh B

BBC - Learning Zone Class Clips - The Amazon rainforest - Science Video - 0 views

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    this website has a great video of the animals that live in the amazon.
Mark McDonough

Nice job bookmarking and tagging your sites! - 0 views

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