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Animals and creatures that help us - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Robert J Glushko (2022) says that animals must be organised according to the specie for the people to easily find them. Big animals like the giraffes and elephants needs a large outside space with lots of trees. Animals like gorillas, lions, leopards and tigers needs to be kept in a closed outside cage with much space and enough trees. Hippos need to be kept in a space near water and enough land. Snakes and other reptiles can be kept inside but still in seperate cages.
  - - - Thomson (2021) claims that horses were used in the warfare times to transport the injured people and the supplies they needed as they were the fastest, strongest and most reliable form of transport back in the days.
      - Donkeys were tied to carts and wagons to pull them and transport people and goods in the past (Eseltjiesrus Donkey Sanctuary, 2025)
- - - - Cows eat feed with nutrients in. All the nutrients then breaks up and move through the 4 parts of the stomach, then to their small intestine. The nutrients are then soaked up by the bloodstream and moved to the udder where they turn the nutrients into milk (U.S. Dairy Forage Research Center, 1925).
  - - - National Geographic Kids (n.d.) First the adult frog lays hundreds of small eggs at a time, which is called a frogspawn. After 1-3 weeks the baby frogs hatches from the egg and are called a tadpole. First they only have eyes, a mouth and a tail. Then a few weeks later they grow their back legs and then their front legs and the tail disappears. Eventually the tadpoles turn into a frog.
- - - - According to Soil Association (n.d.) earthworms helps us by recycling nutrients, enhancing the soil structure and repairing soil that is damaged.
      - Amy (n.d.) Take a container with a lid and make holes into the lid. Take a paper bag and place it in the bin for the first layer, then make a bedding that is a bit damp for the second layer. Add a small amount of food and leaves on top of the layers. Add a hand full of soil to the container then cover it with another layer of bedding. Finally, you can add your earthworms to their home.
  - - - Take a big jar or container with a lid and make holes into the lid, big enough for air but too small for the ants to escape. Take a smaller jar and turn it upside down, then place it inside the bigger jar. Fill the gap between the 2 jars with some sand and dirt. Find your ants and place then inside the jar with a small amount of food and water as well. (The Lily Foundation, 2025)