Our mission statement

To provide a club where kids can share their thoughts on our environment and what we can do to help endangered animals.

Sunday, 26 August 2012

Info of endangered animals

As you saw the Video of the top ten most endangered animals, here is some info of the animals:


The Kakapo

The Kakapo is a native New Zealand bird and today is one of the most endangered birds in the world. This rare bird is the Heaviest bird and is very Mysterous. Today the threats they face are Wild cats, stoats and rats and becuase of that there are only around 90 birds left.


Chinese giant salamander

The greenish, brown coloured salamander is the biggest salamander in the world growing the length of 1.8 meters. This salamander has tiny eyes so poor eyesite. These rare animals live in fast flowing streams and the threats they face today are srtream polution, deforestation and harvesting.


Tiger


The stripes of a tiger camouflage in the jungle and are also seen on the black market because we are killing  them for their fur and there meat. They prey on different things in there habitats like wild boars, deer, wild dogs, water buffalo and domestic buffalo. Today because of poaching and hunting there are only 5000 left in the world.

Leatherback sea turtle

The leatherback sea turtle is the biggest turtle in the world and is one of the most endangered animals in the world too. People are taking there eggs to cook , they get trapped in fishing nets. They also mistake floating plastic bags for jellyfish, there favourite food.  Not like other turtles they have a rubbery back. they can stay underwater for 35 minutes.

Western lowland gorilla

If you come to that moment where you are face to face to an untamed gorilla it could rip your arm off. But you probably won't because these animals are really endangered. The western lowland gorilla eats plants and because of us there are only 600 left in the world.

Right whale

The right whale is the most endangered whale in the world. they are in the group of baleen whales with other whales like the blue whale and the fin whale. these rare whales are 15 meters long and eat krill. These whales were named the right whale because they were sid to be the right whale to hunt becuase they floated when dead and had a good amount of oil. When they reach the surface there blow makes a V shape. The threats they face are whaling, whalewatching disturbing them. Today only 350 are left on the face of earth.

The greater bamboo lemur

The biggest lemur is the rare greater bamboo lemur. they were discovered in 1870 and were thought to be extinct in the early 20th century but today they are still around. they eat bamboo and live in rain forests but the rain forset are getting cleared out so there habitat is gone due to deforestation.


The Javan rhino

The rarest rhino, the Javan rhino with only 60 left lives only in only 2 national wildlife parks because of how rare they are. the threats were getting killed for their horns. The horn catch hunters attention. They eat any thing they can find., like fallen fruit, twigs and root.


The Amur Leopard

The rare cat, the Amur leopard eats Deers and Racoon dogs, wild boars and lost more. this rare cat are in zoos all around Europe. The threats they face are hunting for skins and habitat loss. this is how the rare cat is dying but we are helping them .

The Ivory billed woodpecker.

This bird has topped endangered animals list . These animals are dying because of Habitat lost and in the native american time they killed them for there long beck. There number is very low and they were thought to be extinct until recent sightings have been seen. Conservations are trying to save them. This is the third biggest woodpecker in the world at the length of 20 inches and the wingspan of 30 inches.









Saturday, 25 August 2012

The top 10 Most Endangered Animals.

As I could find no good video of the 10 most endangered animals...I made my own.By Leonardo/Hobbit. Made Especially for the S.E.A.




 :) Hope you like it!

Friday, 24 August 2012

Its Finally Arrived

 Hi there , when I got home I wondered if the post had been delivering my Blue Whale pack and yes it did. The soft toy, the gift bag , certificate and photo were all there.

Here are some pictures of the certificate, blue whale toy and the photo
P.S the photo was mixed up with a picture of a Humpback whale so it is not a picture of a blue whale but a humpback whale.

 


Fantastic and most important I made a donation to help with making blue whales safe. 





Sunday, 12 August 2012

I have adopted a Blue Whale.

Last week mum gave me $50 to adopt a Blue whale. In return we will get a blue whale toy and a photo of the animal coming with a gift bag, together with a adoption certificate.   

Just so you know we don't a Blue Whale in the post becuase how would you fit the biggest animal in the world in the letter box. Instead your donation will go towards saving the animal species.  While you are waiting for the Blue Whale/photo to come, you do get an e-mail version of the certificate that you can print.  Arahi has adopted a Sea Turtle. 

Once I has recevied everything in the mail I will post a picture.   In the mean time I will be working off  the $50.  

bye for now!

 yours Tira!!!

Sunday, 5 August 2012

The Magnificant Blue Whale

THE BLUE WHALE  
(presented by Tira at the first S.E.A meeting)



What it eats
Blue whales eat big gulps of krill. They are known to eat about 4 tons. Krill is really small and so blue whales have millions baleen plates that is like a sift. When it eats the krill, the krill stays on and the water drains down. Blue whales are known to eat are known to eat things without noticing.

The size
The blue whale is the biggest animal in the world and reaches the length of 30.5 metres long. When you go close to one humans could get killed if got hit by its huge tail.  

Their Colour
The blue whale is called  a blue whale not only because its blue because when you see it reaching the surface it is a gray. Only underwater it is blue and has small patches of gray. 

Their Predators
The main predator of a blue whale is orcas. They are predators to all whales. 25% of blue whales have scars on them. No blue whales have been killed by them. Sharks also injure blue whales. 

Conservation
People today help whales by sending out sailors to tell whalers to stop. And banning whaling on certain types of whales.

People are trying to stop the whaling by Japan, Iceland and Norway. And now this year South Korea will also start whaling again.

Today only 2000 blue whales are in the world.

How you can help
Support efforts to improve fishing gear by only buying seafood that is MSC certified. This can help to reduce the incidence of marine by catch, which kills whales and other marine life like turtles, dolphins, and seabirds. 

Vote Earth by taking part in Earth Hour! As climate change is a growing threats for whales, we need to send a message to our leaders that warming must be limited to under 2 degrees Celsius.

You can adopt a Blue Whale, yes that is right, you can adopt a blue whale.
to go Worldwild life fund
then select 'Adopt' and then 'Blue Whale’

And although you don't actually get a blue Whale in the post you will help with a donation towards saving the whale.
  Please remember to ask your parents before doing this. 


Saturday, 4 August 2012

The first meeting of the Fellowship of the S.E.A 2012

This weekend we got together for the first time and discussed the focus of our club and we each will over the next couple of week prepare a presentation for other followers on an endangered animal.  This presentation will provide information on their selected animal.  If there is an animal that tis endangered that you are interested in let us know and we will provided as much information as we can. 

The fellowship of the S.E.A 
2012

Hi, its me again

Hi, when looking at this fab blog if you want to you are allowed to write in a comment on what endangered animal you are interested in,  for example a tiger , kakapo or a blue whale, any endangered animal. When we see your comment we will try and see what you can do to help them. We will tell you on a post this month!!!


bye from Tira and Tiffany

Friday, 3 August 2012

After the first meeting.

Hi, our first meeting has just finished. so far so good. If you feel interested to be a follower than look at the post i will send out. you can help by making others aware by posters to save endangered animals. You will be going home feeling good inside. To be part call conservatiomn departments and E mail us telling us what consrvation department is doing to save the endangered animals.

bye, see you in the next post.