Sunday, November 29, 2015
Cups project
The cups project was a great project. It had precise and it showed a new way of drawing, from a different artist. How we could replicate this artwork, with cups with bouncing reflection of light was really nice. I think that this project was saved best for last, I think that I did the best and worked the hardest on this project out of all the others. How you have to sit in the same position, and you have to find the reflections, and the water level shows a lot of precise, and I really enjoyed that. Overall this was my favorite project of the year and I think that it was saved best for last.
Wednesday, November 11, 2015
What we can do and Why it is Endangered
What We Can Do To Help
What can we do is keep it safe by making sure that I is in the right environment,not in very cold weather. To make sure 100 % for no extinction of the Egyptian goose, is to think green, and respect its home,just like its your home,and I will stay a valid specie.
Why It's Endangered
The Egyptian goose has a rough history and a weird story,but let me tell you about it. It all started where all the alopochen animals got extinct. The only alopochen animal left was the alopochen aegyptiaca. [ Egyptian Goose} This was a big problem effect that they were the only left of their kind and that they were in weather that wasn't fit for them,they were in England. When it was the summer and spring the weather was a perfect fit,but when it came to fall and especially winter it just wasn't pretty. But finally after they noticed that the whole alopochen kind was about to get extinct,they moved them to a different area where they would stay alive. The lands of Egypt,mostly around the Sahara. When they were moved here they were not only helping themselves,they were helping the country of England. When it was the springtime and summer they were destroying all the crops and grasslands,so this helped the Egyptian goose not get extinct and it helped the English country.
Egyptian Goose global goal
“The Global Goals are 17 goals from the United Nations to increase sustainable living before 2030.” We could use the global goal number 15,life on land. This could help not just the Egyptian goose, but every animal on land,this will make people think more green. It make the environment a clean place,and this can help animals a lot to. This will make environments all over the world clean for all land animals.
Egyptian Goose Introduction
Have you ever thought about extinct animals that got saved,well the Egyptian goose is one of them? I picked this animal because I'm Egyptian and would like to know more about animals that origin from Egypt. The Egyptian goose has very many special adaptations, features, and what they do to stay alive.
These Egyptian geese travel in flocks. Which makes them more powerful than a lot of other animals. Flocks are groups of geese together,they travel together most of the year at All time,so this makes them powerful so if a predator comes up against them they are safe. Overall it make the life of these geese much easier.
Another reason is that these geese are...Most of the Egyptian Geese only eat plants which means they are herbivores.They eat young grass from grasslands or Savannah, grains (particularly wheat) from agricultural fields, and soft vegetation like leaves and other detritus. Many tend to forage away from the water in pastures or arable land. Part of their diet includes a wide variety of small insects, terrestrial worms and frogs that live in nearby ponds.
These geese do a lot to stay alive including calling hissing calls. These geese are very smart to have this as a feature,they can use these hissing calls in important times that can even save their lives. If they maybe get lost or leave the flock and they have a problem they have certain calls for help. And they do this for help and a lot of other things.
Overall this Egyptian geese have a lot of things that make them special,and make them powerful animals.
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