1. Animal World

3. I have worked this project about species,
principal characteristics, habitats, food, and
endangered situations.
I am going to talk about wild animals, farm
animals, domestre animals, animals from the
sea and endangered species.

4. FARM
ANIMALS

5. The vicuña
The vicuña lives in the high land.
The vicuñas are small; weight among 40 and 50
kilograms and measure 80 cm. it brown in the back
and white its belly and foot . The height of the vicuña
is 1.50 meters weights among 30 and 50 kilograms.
The vicuñas are herbivorous and eat plants. The
vicuña also has beautiful wool and its meat is
delicious. The risk of the vicuña is to be hunted by
the men. The men eat the alpaca meat and use its
wool to live.

6. DUCK
The duck is a farm animal, short neck, flat and
wide peak at the edges, small wings. This
feature makes the water move in an elegant and
graceful, while his walking on land is somewhat
awkward and crappy.
The quack is very characteristic, consisting of a
nasal sound different, short sharp cries, but can
deliver something like a whistle to scare away
his enemies.
In their natural behavior, the domestic duck farm
or retains most features of its wild ancestor,
even being able to live outdoors, although often
dependent on people for food.

7. The horse
• The horse is an animal of the farm.
It perissodactyle mammalian family Equidae,
herbivorous, quadruped and long, arched neck. A
female horse is called a mare and foal if male offspring,
and fillies if they are females. The breeding and use of
the horse by the man known as equine livestock or
horses. The height of the horses, as in other
quadrupeds. This is chosen as a reference point for
being a stable level that can not go up or down as the
head or neck. The size of horses varies considerably
among different races, and is also influenced by
nutrition. The height of the saddle horses and light is
usually between 142 and 163 cm. and its weight ranges
between 380 and 550 kilograms. The largest riding
horses have a height from 157 cm. and go up to 173
cm., weighing about 500-600 kg. Breeds or heavy shot
usually measured from 163 to 183 cm. and can weigh
between 700 to 1000.

8. Domestre animals

9. Cat
Typically weigh between 2,5 and 7kg however ,
some breeds , such as the maine coon can
exceed 11.3 kg .some have been known to
reach up to 23kg , due to overrfeeding .in
captivity ,cats typically live 15 to 20 years,
though the oldest- known cat lived to age 36
.domestic cat tend to live longer if they are not
permitted to go outdoors and if they are spayed
or neutered spaying and neutering a cat also
decreases the risk of testicular

10. DOG
Domestic mamifere .he belongs
familia in canidia , live half anni 10
ai 16 .la stagione della
riproduzione avviene due volte
i’anno, in spring and in autunno
the hard gestazione 60-65 giorni
Eat prepare your lawn il suo stesso
meat , riso, verdure, a po’olio ,
calcium and vitamin

11. Rabbit
Rabbit habitats include meadow, woods
,forests ,thickets , and grasslands .also
they inhabit deserts and wetlands . Rabbit
live groups , and the best known species ,
the european rabbit , live in underground
burrows , or rabbit holes. A group of
burrows is called a warren .

12. WILD ANIMALS

13. THE LION
Lives in the savannahs where there are many shrubs,
dominated by grass and semiarid regions. The lion
can climb trees and young people often do.
On the day resting, but is also considerably active.
The male Maximum length 2.3 meters, plus the tail of
1 meter. Maximum height 1.2 m shoulders. Average
weight of 150-240 kg Maximum weight of 270 kg.
The female her Length 2.7 meters, including the tail. 1
meter high. Average weight of 125-180 kg Maximum
weight of 180 kg.
Gestation period is 92-119 days. They hunt in packs, in
pairs and alone.
Achieve a speed of 58 km / hour during the chase
The feeding of Large mammals is to 550 kg is
Supported by small mammals, birds and most active
at reptiles. No is scavenger

14. THE JAGUAR
The jaguar lives in the jungle.
The jaguar for excellent to the jungle dumps, marsh
and forest. Measure 1.85 meters longitude and
weights 50 kilos.
It hunts big preys, as deer, tapirs, snakes and others.
Is agile, strong, rigid, is an excellent swimmer that gets
over with facility the wide rivers.
The jaguar is been hunted by its fine fur. It is hunted
because its valuable skin, because they kill to the
livestock or for sport, decimating the population.

15. THE TIGRILLO
The tigrillo lives in the jungle.
The same as the rest of the felines have a lengthened
body and slender, with paws moderately long and
thin. Its extremities finish in four fingers in the
previous paws and five in the back. It has curved and
retractile claws. Their coat can be gray clear, yellow
grizzly or chestnut of stains dark skirts of black, with
fringes around the head and of the neck.
It feeds of birds, fawns, monkeys, rats and mice. Also
consumes snakes, lizards and other small animals.
It climbs, usually hunts in the ground of the forest,
using their sharp view and hearing fine.
Twilight habits, during the day sleep in the shadiest
areas of the jungle. Due to the commercial value of
their fur and to be considered as threats to the local
populations and of domestic animals, they have
been severely hunted.

16. ANIMALS FROM THE SEA

17. STARFISH
the starfish is an aquatic animal of the
oceans that its morphology has
attracted attention and curiosity of all
animal lovers . His body in a star of five
points or more , can be found in more
than two thousand species that have
differentiated.The animal digest its prey
from the outside, this is because his
stomach is reversible.

18. SEAHORSES
Seahorses have a horse shaped head and body
and tail bone are covered with concentric
rings.
Their colors vary and include black, gray,
brown, red and yellow, using the technique
of camouflage . The size varies according to
species , fron the smallest and measures
15mm in legth, to the hippocampus ingens
that exceed 29cm in length.

19. OCTOPUS
The octopus is a cephalopod mollusk that has
eight arms with two rows of suckers on each of
them. It is characterized by the soft body with a
well developed brain and two eyes big and
complex that provide good vision. They can very
quickly change the color and texture of your
skin. They spend much of his life hiding among
the rocks and natural holes and many species,
such as the common octopus can grow up to 1
meters of longitude.

20. ENDANGERED
SPECIES

21. THE EAGLE
The eagle live in the high lan.
The eagle is big. It bis longitude reaches the 1.2 meters
and the wings are of 3.12 meters. The male is
distinguished of the female because it has a crest on
the head. The male weights 15 kilograms. The female
weights 11 kilograms.
The eagle eats big dead mammals, eat plants and egg
of others birds also sheep and young llamas. The
eagle can fly high.The risk of eagle is to be hunted
by the men.
The national park manu helps the eagle.Is located
southwest of Peru, located partially in the regions of
Madre de Dios and Cusco, in the provinces of Manu
and Paucartambo

22. THE COCK OF THE ROCKS
The males present a crest that extends until the beak
pick base until the back part of the crown,
compressed but quite dense. The plumage is of
intense orange color in the youths and scarlet in the
adults.
The wings and the tail black, with some features of
silver color in the back.
Measures about 32 centimeters long.
It eats all type of fruits and plants that are in the jungle.
The females are dedicated to take care of the breedings.
They build nest in the rocky ravines, protected by
dense vegetation.
It is a threatened species by the hunt ends. It is
protected in the parks,
sanctuaries and reservations of the high jungle.

23. THE ALPACA
The alpaca lives in the high land. It head is round,
small, with big ears and big eye. The back is stoop. It
has short legs and weight 64 kilograms.It is 1.50
meters. It is very hard to difference amog male and
female.T he alpaca is Herbivorous. It eat diverse
pasture and plants that growin damp zone. The
alpaca has beautiful wool. The risk of the alpaca is to
be hunted by the men. The men eat of the alpaca
meat and use its wool to live.
The peruvian society of alpacas civil partnership is a
nonprofit with the primary purpose of carrying out
activities that benefit producers of domestic camels
and their families.