'Termite mounds' diaporamas de présentation

Rikki-tikki-tavi

Rikki-tikki-tavi. mongoose. Mongooses are rather small, agile, weasel-like carnivores native to Africa, southern Europe, and Asia. Woodlands, Thick forests; in dry acacia brush, mountain scrub, abandoned termite mounds. . Diet

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CHEETAH prepared by Group 14

CHEETAH prepared by Group 14. INTRODUCTION. Scientific Name -: Acinonyx jubatus. There the fastest land mammals running to 90km/h to 120km/h. There describe to be elegant and graceful among the cat family (lion and leopard).

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The Big 5

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Termite mounds can prevent desertification

Termite mounds can prevent desertification. Corina E. Tarnita. Desertification due to: overgrazing; climate change. Decreasing rainfall. Sudden switch to desert; hard to recover. Increasing rainfall. Vegetation biomass (g m -2 ). Rainfall (mm day -1 ).

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The Powerful Honey Badger

The Powerful Honey Badger. The honey badger is more like the weasel than badgers in their anatomy. It is a carnivore and there are very few animals that pose any threat to this ferocious creature.

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C himps

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Aardvarks

Aardvarks. By Noah Haas. The aardvark gets its food by using its long sharp claws to rip through ant and termite mounds. Its sticky tongue slurps up the insects. . Aardvarks dig long burrows to live in.

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Introduction

Interactions among keystone species: effects of Odontotermes and ungulates on savanna biodiversity Alison K. Brody, University of Vermont; Todd M. Palmer, Univ. of Florida; Dan Doak, University of California, Santa Cruz, USA. Preliminary Results

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