Scientific name: connochaetes mearnsi
Size: shoulder height: up to 1.2m
Diet: grass
Status: least concern(population stable)
Scientific name: pterois volitans
Size: length up to 38cm
Diet: small fish, shrimps and crabs
Tuesday, April 14, 2020
Animals
Scientific name: connochaetes mearnsi
Size: shoulder height: up to 1.2m
Diet: grass
Status: least concern(population stable)
Scientific name: pterois volitans
Size: length up to 38cm
Diet: small fish, shrimps and crabs
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Hi Vincent,
ReplyDeleteGreat drawings,. You always have interesting facts to share about the animal world. How did you find out facts about these creatures?
Mrs Roach
I looked at a book called the animal book
ReplyDeleteHi Vincent,
ReplyDeleteI am interested in what else is inside your animal book, why did you choose to draw and write about these two animals?
Miss Gill.
Hi Miss Gill,
DeleteI went to the index and I swirled my finger around without looking and the animal that my finger landed on I had to draw because I wanted to. Mum got the Red Lionfish and I got the Serengeti White-bearded Wildebeest.