'Aye aye' diaporamas de présentation

PRIMATES

1.14k views • 99 slides

COMMUNITIES

COMMUNITIES. How do populations of many species interact in a community?. Habitat. A habitat can be described as all of the biotic and abiotic factors in the area where an organism lives.

481 views • 40 slides

Objective

Objective. SWBAT describe characteristics of organisms in kingdom Animalia. Animals!. Characteristics of Animals. Animals are multicellular. They are eukaryotes. They are heterotrophs (only consumers). They are the only mobile multicellular organisms.

315 views • 21 slides

Objective

Objective. SWBAT describe characteristics of organisms in kingdom Animalia. Animals!. Characteristics of Animals. Animals are multicellular. They are eukaryotes. They are heterotrophs (only consumers). They are the only mobile multicellular organisms.

215 views • 21 slides

PIRATES

2.27k views • 20 slides

Winning the Battle Against HIV

Winning the Battle Against HIV. Portrait of a strong, compassionate Myanmar woman. unite for children. Women and HIV in Myanmar.

207 views • 20 slides

Rainforest Animals!

Rainforest Animals!. By JC. Harpy Eagle. Habitat: Harpy eagles are found in tropical lowland forest from southeastern Mexico to northern Argentina and southern Brazil. What they Eat.

233 views • 11 slides

Lemurs

Lemurs. The adaptation of lemurs. Contents. About Lemurs The Adaptation of Lemurs Pictures of Lemurs Madagascan Tribe Species of Lemurs Aye-aye Indri Ring-tailed Lemur. About Lemurs. Lemurs are small primates and most of them are almost extinct. They are vegetarians.

242 views • 11 slides

Aye-Aye

Aye-Aye. The nocturnal tree primate By Janet Raguso. Night for an Aye-Aye. Aye-Ayes are most active at night. During 80% of the night they are traveling in the upper canopy. Sometimes males travel 2-4 km in one night! (Aye-ayes on right.). Mealtime for an Aye-Aye.

395 views • 10 slides

Endangered Species

Endangered Species. Valeria Castaneda Laura Orue. The Aye Aye (Endangered). Common Name: Aye Aye Scientific Name: Daubentonia Madagascariensis Habitat: East Coast of Madagascar Population: 1,000 to 10,000 individuals.

261 views • 10 slides

Endangered Species

Endangered Species. Valeria Castaneda Laura Orue. The Aye Aye (Endangered). Common Name: Aye Aye Scientific Name: Daubentonia Madagascariensis Habitat: East Coast of Madagascar Population: 1,000 to 10,000 individuals.

203 views • 10 slides

Aye-Aye

Aye-Aye. The nocturnal tree primate By Janet Raguso. Night for an Aye-Aye. Aye-Ayes are most active at night. During 80% of the night they are traveling in the upper canopy. Sometimes males travel 2-4 km in one night! (Aye-ayes on right.). Mealtime for an Aye-Aye.

529 views • 10 slides

Aye aye

Aye aye. By Ashey Darroch animal habitat project October 10, 2011 . Description. mammal Madagascar endangered nockarnal. habitat. trees it lives in a rainforest. adaptations. it eats cucumber it lives in trees. Survive. food shelter water. Affects Environment.

306 views • 9 slides

Welcome to Room 17

Welcome to Room 17. We are the teachers in Room 17! Room 17 is a New Entrant Class!. My name is Mrs Joseph. My name is Miss Cullen. My name is Faiana . I am 5 years old. I like playing with my brother. I like jumping on the trampoline. My name is Sar yar Chan. I am 5 years old.

175 views • 8 slides

Aye-Aye

116 views • 4 slides

Listen to the song

165 views • 2 slides