Activity 1 Mythical Creature
Activity two
After doing research on DOC here are my pro's of a DOC worker:
- I can work with animals everyday
- Feeding the animals by hand would be great
- Keeping our bush and forest clear from stotes and rats to protect our birds
Cons of a DOC worker
- Getting bitten by the animals
- Cleaning all the dead animal remainings up
- Keeping the bush and forest clean from rubbish.
Yes no I choose no
Activity 3
WWF is building a snow bank to try save the 360 fresh water seals.
I could not watch the second video
Fakatalofa atu Victor Jack,
ReplyDeleteIt’s awesome to see that you have posted another three activities. Ka pai! Keep up the great work.
Your Ghoul is very scary and he doesn’t sound like someone I would like to hang out with, especially if he likes blood to survive! If you were to create your own beast would it be similar to a ghoul? If I could make my own beast I think it would be similar to my big fat ginger cat but it would be a giant cat like creature that has giant rainbow feathered wings so I could ride him to work and avoid all of the Auckland traffic!
Why wouldn’t you like to be a Doc ranger? Is that because your lists of con’s outweigh your list of pros? I think if the DoC rangers had to deal with the dead bodies of pests rather than the dead bodies of our native animals. Would you rather work for WWF than be a DoC ranger. Imagine all the different animals and countries you could work with if you worked in the WWF. The seals in the video were very lucky to have the WWF volunteers come and build up the snow for them. Do you think that the volunteers made a difference to the seals?
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Can’t wait to read more of your blog posts soon, keep up the awesome work!
Blog ya later,
Dani
Thank you for the feedback Dani.
DeleteI have added the links to my photo's.
Ahi Ahi Marie VJ
ReplyDeleteJust So you Know you video Is not Working And I was Unable to Watch ItBut it Is ok Because I have Seen The video Blog You Later,
Sally
Thanks Sally
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