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Wednesday, 19 December 2018

WWF - Summer Learning Journey

For day 3 activity 3 I watched 2 videos that were about the World Wildlife Fund. This activity includes question about the World Wildlife Fund thi is also known as the WWF. This company helps protect life on earth such as animals. The animals that the WWF are helping to save are the Tigers and the Freshwater seals. The WWF are helping the tigers by stoping war against them and human because some people out their can harm tigers by hurting them with their weapons. On the other hand the WWF are creating Snowbanks for the seals. They create the snowbanks for the freshwater seals because they are known to be endangered animals.
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  1. Mele9 January 2019 at 20:03

    Hi Marieta,

    Nice blog post. Did you enjoy doing this activity? Why? Nice thinking. It is good to see that you wanted to talk about both videos and watch both videos. You have explained amazing with adjectives and scientific words. This means that you showed integrity in you work, because you put effort in your work all the time.

    Nice!

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  2. Chavda10 January 2019 at 05:42

    Greetings Marieta,
    You have working hard for the summer learning journey! I love the WWF site because people around the world saves animals lifes and they look after dangerous animals. Tigers are dangerous but if you were a lover of animals would you risk your life to save them and train them, but they won't attack you? Tell me why?

    Keep it up!
    By Chavda

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  3. Alex17 January 2019 at 15:26

    Hi Marieta,
    Well done on finishing this Summer Learning Journey activity. It's great to hear that the World Wildlife Fund is trying to help the Tigers and Seals. Hopefully they'll make sure that those two species don't go extinct. Keep up the awesome work.

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  4. Lee SLJ21 January 2019 at 11:21

    Kia Ora Marieta,

    I like how you have covered both the tigers and the seals in your post - nothing wrong with that! Can you tell me, how well is the WWF doing with their efforts/> ? Are they succeeding? I hope so, I'd hate to see any animals become extinct in any way. Is there an animal in New Zealand that is nearly extinct that you know of?

    Have a wonderful day Marieta!
    - Lee

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