RARE ANIMALS

SIBERIAN TIGERSCANADIAN ANIMALS

THE RED APES OF BORNEO

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SIBERIAN TIGERS

SIBERIAN TIGERS

•In eastern Russia, China, North Korea;

•ALONE;

•AT NIGHT;

•Only a few hundred

•286 cm•We all need to come together

to protect them

Where do they live?

How do they live?

When do they hunt?

How many animals are there in Russia

What is its length?

What do we need to do to protect them?

SIBERIAN TIGERSCOLOURATION Black-and-white stripes

SIBERIAN TIGERS

KILLER WHALES

KILLER WHALES

• Along British Columbia coastline;

• Make up communities;

• In groups called pods;

• Between five and thirty animals;

• A female;

• Due to their cooperative hunting.

Where do they live?

How do they live?

How do they travel?

How many animals are there in each pod?

What is the leader of each group?

Why are they successful hunters?

KILLER WHALES

COLOURATION Black-and-white

BLACK AND RARE WHITE BEARS

BLACK AND RARE WHITE BEARS

• Along British Columbia coastline;

• They are vegetarians. They eat berries,nuts,fish, insects, sometimes small animals;

• White;

• Two or three;

• Alone;• There is a low that prevents people from hunting the bears.

Where do they live?

What do they eat?

What colour are the cubs?

How many cubs do they have?

How do they live?

How does the government protect them?

BLACK AND RARE WHITE BEARS

COLOURATION Black

CANADIAN GEESE

CANADIAN GEESE

• They fly South;

• Black heads,tails, necks and feet, white feathers on the head;

• 20-30 years;

• 4 - 7;

• Families stay together;

• Canadian geese are a national symbol.

Where do they live in winter?

Colouration

Life time

How many eggs do they lay each spring?

How do they live?

Why is it illegal to harm them?

CANADIAN GEESE

Where do they live? In many areas of British Columbia

Red apes

Red

•Man of the forest

•Gentle, curious, playful

•Fruit, plants, insects

•The same size as a human baby

•90 kilograms

Where do they live?

Colouration

Meaning of name

Behavioral characteristics

Favourite food

Weight and size:Toddleradult

Class of animal primate

In many areas of British Columbia

Red apes