Anemone is not the Enemy – Kick Start

Today the task was Anemone is not the Enemy. I had to watch to a story called ‘Anemone Is Not The Enemy’, it is about making friends and self acceptance. I watched it with my brothers who are 6 and 4 years old. My brother’s wanted to help me with creating our own rock pool. We used mums new plastic box, spare pebble gravel from our fish tank, shells and rocks we collected from the beach last week and my youngest brothers sea animals. This is what we created.

 

We had a squid, octopus see all stingray seal and my little brother wanted a seal on the rocks as he was protecting the rock pool.

Octopus Fun Fact – Everyone thinks an octopus Has It arms but it really has six arms and two legs.

Squid Fun Facts – Squids have the largest eyes in the animal kingdom.

Seal Fun Fact: Seals sleep on land and in the water.

Stingray Fun Fact- A stingray contains venom in its tail but its not the venom itself that can cause death but the  puncture wound that the barb causes,  this will kill a human if the barb goes into chest or neck.  Steve Irwin was killed by a stingrays barb that not only punctured his lung but went into his heart causing him to bleed to death, He was unaware that it had got his heart until it was to late,  when this happened he was trying to film stingrays in their natural  environment to bring awareness to the fact the a lot of stingray species are under  threat of extinction.

 

 

One thought on “Anemone is not the Enemy – Kick Start

  1. Kia ora Lucas,

    Another spectacular blog with lots of detail in your description. I can see you’ve also put a lot of thought and effort into the creation of your Anemone rockpool. How cool that you even had some little toys that would fit perfectly into your rockpool.

    You mentioned you used spare pebbles from your fish tank. What kind of fish do you have in your fish tank and how many?

    What fun facts you included. I was specifically interested in the stingray fact. I have been swimming with stingrays and they were very friendly but I remembered the story about Steve Irwin tragically dying from a stingray attack. I wonder what cause the stingray to attack? Why are people swimming with them safely all over the Pacific Islands if they are in fact dangerous. What do you think?

    It is a very cool rockpool you have created. I wonder if you’re fish would like living with plastic sea creatures in their tank. Would they think they are real?

    Tion pai to mahi Lucas,
    Anna
    SLJ

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