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Science and Technology at Lowbrook Academy
Animals
Animals have adapted to their environment.
Animals have evolved and changed over time.
Life cycles of animals
Chicks
egg
hatching
baby chick is born
Becomes an adult chicken
Frogs
Frog spawn
Tadpole
Frog
Butterflies
Caterpillar
Cocoon
Butterfly
There are tortoises, finches, iguanas and Komodo dragons in the Galapagos Islands.
Different animals live in their unique habitats.
Dinosaurs
Triceratops has three horns.
A carnotaurus has two horns.
Animal eating
Carnivores eat meat.
Herbivores eat plants.
Omnivores eat both plants and meat.
Humans
Humans started as Chimpanzees, then became Apes, the cave men and finally evolved to humans.
Parts of a Human
Nose - sense of smell
Skull - protects our brain.
Mouth - used for eating, contains our tongue which we use to taste.
Ribcage - protect our heart and lungs.
Oesophagus - the tube that our food goes down to reach our stomach.
What humans need to survive
Oxygen travels around humans bodies and keeps them alive
.Humans need Oxygen, sleep, food and water to survive.
Charles Darwin lived in the Galapagos Islands for 5 years. He created the theory of evolution.
Plants
Plants give us food and oxygen.
Plants need nutrients, air, water and sunlight to thrive.
Plants grow from seeds, and produce their own seeds.
Larger can make homes for smaller animals.
Trees can help us make shelters and build fires for warmth.
Cacti can provide water.
Venus fly traps and coconut trees all grow in the Galapagos Islands
Galapagos Islands
In the Galapagos Islands there are sandy beaches, and are in South America.
They are surrounded by the Pacific Ocean.
Thirteen bigger Islands, and over a hundred smaller islands make up the Galapagos Islands in total.