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slide1. Story Knowledge Notes
Zoom Out Natural World
by Owen Davey 1<br>
slide2. . Earth is an extraordinary place bursting with life. 1 Different environments are called habitats and can cover a small or a vast area. 2 2 Earth atmosphere water Sun habitat desert forests grasslands land weather and climate mountains<br>
slide3. . Habitats provide the landscape, shelter and climate to suit the animals that live in them. 3 The polar bear is the biggest meat-eating land mammal. 4 3 polar oceans ecosystem freshwater strong swimmers prey = seals travels long distances habitat<br>
slide4. . Despite the freezing conditions, many animals call the Arctic Ocean their home. 5 Tigers have no natural enemies. 6 4 Arctic plankton seals Arctic cod tiger excellent eyesight deer = food for a week lives and hunts alone narwhal<br>
slide5. . Some tigers live in mangrove forests alongside other animals. 7 Adélie penguins thrive in Antarctica. 8 5 mangrove forest chital (spotted deer) fish lizard Antarctica nest-building crèche egg-laying crocodile moult hatching<br>
slide6. . There are thousands of bee species but only a few of these are honey-making bees. 9 Grey wolves thrive where there is plenty
of prey. 10 6 mining bees carpenter bees leafcutter bees mason bees – 4 types mud lines cavities burrows rotten wood grey wolf family packs night vision howl sharp hearing<br>
slide7. . Jaguars hunt alone and travel great distances to find their food. 11 7 jaguar stalks silently riverbanks swamps China hibernates lives alone 99% bamboo no prey too big more than 40x a day powerful bite giant panda Due to the work of conservationists, the giant panda is no longer an endangered species. 12<br>
Zoom Out Natural World
by Owen Davey 1<br>
slide2. . Earth is an extraordinary place bursting with life. 1 Different environments are called habitats and can cover a small or a vast area. 2 2 Earth atmosphere water Sun habitat desert forests grasslands land weather and climate mountains<br>
slide3. . Habitats provide the landscape, shelter and climate to suit the animals that live in them. 3 The polar bear is the biggest meat-eating land mammal. 4 3 polar oceans ecosystem freshwater strong swimmers prey = seals travels long distances habitat<br>
slide4. . Despite the freezing conditions, many animals call the Arctic Ocean their home. 5 Tigers have no natural enemies. 6 4 Arctic plankton seals Arctic cod tiger excellent eyesight deer = food for a week lives and hunts alone narwhal<br>
slide5. . Some tigers live in mangrove forests alongside other animals. 7 Adélie penguins thrive in Antarctica. 8 5 mangrove forest chital (spotted deer) fish lizard Antarctica nest-building crèche egg-laying crocodile moult hatching<br>
slide6. . There are thousands of bee species but only a few of these are honey-making bees. 9 Grey wolves thrive where there is plenty
of prey. 10 6 mining bees carpenter bees leafcutter bees mason bees – 4 types mud lines cavities burrows rotten wood grey wolf family packs night vision howl sharp hearing<br>
slide7. . Jaguars hunt alone and travel great distances to find their food. 11 7 jaguar stalks silently riverbanks swamps China hibernates lives alone 99% bamboo no prey too big more than 40x a day powerful bite giant panda Due to the work of conservationists, the giant panda is no longer an endangered species. 12<br>