PPT-Camouflage: Find the Copperhead Snake!

Find the Wood Frog. 12.09.03 , . Sowhat. U.S. Woodland. Tears of the Sun, 2003. . Bruce Willis. . Civil war in Nigeria. U.S. Navy SEAL. All U.S. units, 1981 ~ present. Black. , red brown, green, . tan. Also . Known as:. Emily Dickinson. Stanza I . A narrow fellow in the grass. Occasionally rides;. You may have met him,--did you not,. His notice sudden is.. Stanza I. Not usual association with evil . “narrow fellow”. Perspectivism. in . Siberut. , . Mentawai. Islands, Western Indonesia. The Sakaliou Clan. Patrilineal and patrilocal. Egalitarian. Exchange based on reciprocity:. Generalized. Balanced. Negative. Spirits are included. How animals have adapted to survive in their environments. Name: . ______________________ . Class: _______ Date: ______. Survival Adaptations. : Defense against Predators. (Write the name of the Organism and explain their adaptation in the correct column. By Damien Fusco-Adams. What is snake venom? What is anti-venom? What do venomous snakes look like?. . . Snake venom is actually a venomous snake’s saliva but it has toxins in it that paralyze, digests, and defends against threats. . : . A PRACTICAL APPROACH. Epidemiology. 2,00,000 snake bites and 15-20,000 deaths per year. Males : Females :: 2:1. Majority of bites occur on the lower extremities. 50% of bites by venomous snakes are dry bites –negligible . . Presented by. ,. . . PRAVIN. M. R. 7. 45. . This is what it really does…. 2. - Optical Camouflage -. What is . Optical. Camouflage. ??. It is developed by three scientists at the university of Tokyo.. Chapter 13 Lesson 3. Understanding Alcohol. One day a young man was hiking down a beautiful mountain trail when he was suddenly. alarmed by the . sound of a nearby. rattlesnake. He. immediately. stopped and . In mimicry one organism has adapted to look* like, or mimic, another organism (or object).. Often this is a form of camouflage.. Sometimes a harmless creature will mimic a dangerous one for protection.. John . Steuart. Curry. Raquel . Alicea. ATL 1 – . Comunication. 3/5/16. Observations. 5 Hogs. 1 Snake. 1 Tree. The hogs are very energetic. They’re also hairy . The sky is . brightish. The grass takes up a lot of the scenery. An . animals’ . ability to hide itself from predators or prey. Increases chances of survival and reproduction. Types of Camouflage. Crypsis. : the use of colours and patterns to prevent detection. B. Snake River near . Murphy. Carl Rundberg. Pete Vidmar. Gage Locations. Swan Falls Dam. Snake . Riv. . blw. Swan Falls. Snake River near Murphy. Rating curve development . Snake River below Swan Falls Rating curve development. 39. When daylight came, they did not recognize the land, but they saw a bay with a sandy beach, where they decided to run the ship aground if they could. . 40. Cutting loose the anchors, they left them in the sea and at the same time untied the ropes that held the rudders. Then they hoisted the foresail to the wind and made for the beach.. Dr. . Cheetanand. . Mahadeo. Registrar General Surgery. GPHC. Relevance of topic. The people most affected by rabid dog bites, snake bites and scorpion stings usually live in poor rural communities where medical resources are often sparse. Because they lack a strong political voice, their problems tend to be overlooked by politicians and health authorities who are based in capital cities and are poorly informed about major public health issues affecting rural areas. Consequently, the impact of these health issues, although dramatic and economically significant, does not appear as a priority in the design of national public health .