how do lungs work
What are lungs something to do with breathing?. Here are
some fun facts about lungs.
P1 Did you know that you breathe 20,00 times without knowing?
P2 When you breathe in, you absorb oxygen.
P3 Carbon dioxide is a waste product created during energy.
this is how are lungs work
our lungs constantly work every day
Our lungs breathe in and out around 20,00 times.
Lungs to breathe out releasing it from our bodies.
For week 5 at school, we did reading but new books. I chose alligators and crocodiles. We had to make a quiz and Venn diagram as well as a wordsearch your choose to which one to start on and if you finish your first one early do the others this is my work
Snow monkey live in the mountain of japan they live in the hot water did you now that snow monkey have other name it is called macaque and there fur keep them warm they can only live for 30 year snow monkey also eat bug small animal and plant
Sharing 91% DNA similarities with humans is the Baboon. This particular Monkey is often argued to be an Ape instead. However, science has placed them into the area of being a Monkey based on a variety of contributing factors. There are 5 species of the Baboon and they are all part of the Old World Monkeys.
Of the Old World Monkeys, these are the largest of all primates in the world with the
The spider monkeys are so schechey their bottoms keep them in place there pads are so small many arboreal monkeys live in the canopy (kan-uh-pee) layer of the trees. They move from branch to branch.
Once born, baby monkeys are primarily cared for by their mother. If the monkeys are monogamous, the baby monkey may be cared for by both parents. Many times, a young monkey will ride on its mother's back or hang from her neck. The baby is considered an adult between four and five years old.
For week 5 at school, we did reading but new books. I chose alligators and crocodiles. We had to make a quiz and this is my work.
hi this weak we did a quiz
my quiz was about deadly animal and i learnt how to post a for a Google forms
