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African Mammals (A Ladybird Animals of the World Book series 691) Ladybird Books Ltd; 1st edition (30 Jan. 1969) Wills & Hepworth
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African scrub hare in Botswana
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antelope, any of numerous Old World grazing and browsing hoofed mammals belonging to the family Bovidae (order Artiodactyla). Antelopes account for over two-thirds of the approximately 135 species of hollow-horned ruminants (cud chewers) in the family Bovidae, which also includes cattle, sheep, and goats. One antelope, the Indian blackbuck, bears the Latin name Antilope cervicapra; nevertheless, antelope is not a taxonomic name but a catchall term for an astonishing variety of ruminating ungulates ranging in size from the diminutive royal antelope (2 kg [4 pounds]) to the giant eland (800 kg [1,800 pounds]). (The North American pronghorn antelope looks and
All living beings are on Earth for a reason, from the tiniest insects to the greatest mammals—and all their habitats are connected. To preserve their existence, we must protect biodiversity: it is our duty to unite and defend animal rights to keep celebrating the wonder of our natural world.
What's black & white and red all over? Hmmm . . . did you say a newspaper? Well, in Mrs. Karen's Class the answer is . . . . A ZEBRA on red paper! His head is the child's foot! Isn't he the cutest thing? We had so much fun using tiny paint brushes and painting the stripes. By now you may have figured out that we are studying "Zoo Animals" and the letter "R". This adorable little zebra was the finale of our fabulous week. Friday was our official "BLACK AND WHITE DAY". We all wore black and white clothing (or at least tried) and we headed to the kitchen to whip up some really delicious "zebra cookies". Here is our secret recipe - take one chocolate cookie (our's was lowfat)Spread a little vanilla icing on top Why use a knife when we have fingers???? Add some raisins for eyes and a nose and drizzle with chocolate syrup! Instant zebra cookie! AND very, very yummy! Opps, Friday was so much fun that I think I got ahead of myself. Let's go back and talk about our Marveous Monday activities! Monday was a lot of fun! We started of the week talking about the letter "R". Nothing says "R" to me like a Recyclable Red Rabbit. Recyclable Red Rabbit??? Yep, isn't he adorable? And all we used was red scrap paper and a toliet tissue roll. Instant Recyclable Red Rabbit. Of course no respectable rabbit would be complete without a tail (left over from some Christmas crafts)If you look closely you may notice that the rabbit's little feet are made from left over valentine hearts. Truly a "Recyclable Red Rabbit"! This was one of those projects that had the children giggling and thinking at the same time. All day long we tried to think of things that had the "R" sound. SUPER FUN! On Tuesday we concentrated on our zoo animals. We talked about all the different zoo animals and did a lot of growling! So we made a pride of lions! We started with a small paper plate. By the way, why is it is hard to find CHEAP paper plates? It seems all the manufacturers want to coat them in plastic. Preschoolers need cheap paper plates, they are easier to paint. Opps sorry, now back to our activities. Next we painted them with our special mixture of yellow and orange paint with a splash of glue. Before the paint/glue mixture had a chance to dry we carefully laid on rotini noodles. After he dried we added our eyes and noses. Super cute! I have to show this next lion. Somehow he absorbed some of old purple paint that had dried on our paint mat. Instead of being upset, my sweet "L" just thought he looked "meaner", which in preschool terms means "he liked it". Whew, meltdown averted!Wednesday was a really big "R" day! We made our annual "Recycle Rosies" and "Recycle Robbies". (These little ones are named after my mom, Rose and my brother-in-law, Rob) Oh my goodness, each year this project gets bigger and better! As the children were working I asked them if they could tell what kind of material we used for our project. I was amazed at how many students could identify the cereal boxes, expecially the "Fruit Loops" boxes! I was quick to remind everyone that all the supplies used were "recycled"! They loved it and couldn't wait to tell the parents that we used "garbage". Well, I tried! Thursday is an extremely busy day for us. We always enjoy our Chapel time with Mrs. Fish and Mr. Scott and our Spanish Class is always lots of fun. But it leaves us rather short on actually class time. This week we did 2 fun and silly animal crafts. Our first was an eleplant, on red paper of course Super easy and pretty much an independent activity. Everyone did a great job! Next we tackled a handprint peacock! SUPER pretty and great fine motor skill practice trying to pick up the sequins. Again this was pretty much an independent activity so I just watched them work! It was a wonderful and busy week in our class. We are on our Spring Break this week and hopefully everyone will get some needed rest because we will start on the letter "S" when we return. I hope you will join us!
There are over 200 species of primate native to African. They're found various environments on the continent including tropical rainforest, savannas and mountains. The poster print features a fine art illustration of various types of African primates including some of the world's most endangered species. Species included: BARBARY MACAQUE (Macaca sylvanus) BROWN GREATER GALAGO (Otolemur crassicaudatus) CHIMPANZEE (Pan troglodytes) DE BRAZZA’S MONKEY (Cercopithecus neglectus) EASTERN LOWLAND GORILLA (Gorilla beringei graueri) GELADA (Theropithecus gelada) HAMADRYAS BABOON (Papio hamadryas) MANDRILL (Mandrillus sphinx) MANTLED GUEREZA (Colobus guereza) MOUNTAIN GORILLA (Gorilla beringei beringei) OLIVE BABOON (Papio anubis) SOOTY MANGABEY (Cercocebus atys) VERVET MONKEY (Chlorocebus pygerythrus) ZANZIBAR RED COLOBUS MONKEY (Piliocolobus kirkii) All images are scientifically accurate and expertly drawn by wildlife artist Roger Hall, who has been working in the field for over 20 years for such noted organizations as National Geographic, Scholastic Books, Sunset Magazine and World Wildlife Fund. The poster is printed on matte, museum-quality paper with Giclée printing quality: • Paper thickness: 10.3 mil • Paper weight: 5.6 oz/y² (192 g/m²) • Opacity: 94%
Vintage schoolprint van een bongo. De vintage plaat is goed te combineren met een houten posterlijst, zoals hieronder getipt. Deze plaat genaamd 'Bongo' komt uit de serie 'Säugetiere', tafel 163. afmetingen van deze plaat: 27 hoog x 19 breed cm exclusief lijst. De latjes van de posterlijst zijn 21,5 breed en 1,8 hoog cm. De print inclusief lijst wordt 29,2 h x 21 b cm. Wil je de lijst erbij? Dan kun je hem hier erbij bestellen. De vintage print wordt standaard zonder lijst geleverd. Deze print is een uitgave van een educatieve serie van platen met een realistische weergave van de natuur door Kronen-Verlag Erich Cramer, Hamburg, eind jaren '60, begin jaren '70.
Species included: AFRICAN BUFFALO Syncerus caffer • AFRICAN BUSH ELEPHANT Loxodonta africana • AFRICAN FISH EAGLE Haliaeetus vocifer • AFRICAN LEOPARD Panthera pardus pardus • AFRICAN LION Panthera leo • AFRICAN WILD DOG Lycaon pictus • BAT-EARED FOX Otocyon megalotis • CAPE GRIFFON VULTURE Gyps coprotheres • COMMON ELAND Taurotragus oryx • COMMON HIPPOPOTAMUS Hippopotamus amphibius • COMMON IMPALA Aepyceros melampus • COMMON OSTRICH Struthio camelus • COMMON WARTHOG Phacochoerus africanus • EGYPTIAN GOOSE Alopochen aegyptiaca • GEMSBOK Oryx gazella • GREATER KUDU Tragelaphus strepsiceros • GREY HERON Ardea cinerea • HAMERKOP Scopus umbretta • MARABOU STORK Leptoptilos crumenifer • NILE CROCODILE Crocodylus niloticus • NILE MONITOR Varanus niloticus • PLAINS ZEBRA Equus quagga • PUFF ADDER Bitis arietans • SPOTTED HYENA Crocuta crocut • SERVAL Leptailurus serval • SOUTHERN GIRAFFE Giraffa giraffa • TAWNY EAGLE Aquila rapax • VERVET MONKEY Chlorocebus pygerythrus • YELLOW-BILLED STORK Mycteria ibis FREE SHIPPING IN THE US
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A certain location can bring to mind any number of things, including animals. Here are 15 creatures that are inextricably linked to a destination.
A poster of a watercolor painting for the children's room. The motif shows a lion, african elephant, zebra, leopard, rhino and one african buffalo. Specs Painted by Fashionell. Size: 50x70cm NOTE Frame is not included.
A stunning collection of Victorian vintage animal prints free to download. All illustrations are from the Dictionnaire Universel D'histoire Naturelle.
What do the small brown hare, the mighty lion and the blue wildebeest have in common? They're all on the list of the top 10 fastest beasts on land.
