Grade 2/ Arctic Habitat

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  1. Hello, everyone.
  2. How are you today?
  3. In today's lesson, we're going to learn about another kind
  4. of habitats.
  5. Look at the picture and tell me what it is.
  6. It's old white.
  7. Why it's no in which area.
  8. Which part of land is snowy?
  9. It's the Arctic habitats or the polar habitat.
  10. What lives in the Arctic or the polar habitats?
  11. Look at this lovely animal.
  12. It's a paller beer.
  13. How is it adapted to live in the cold in
  14. a place where it's too cold?
  15. It's freezing.
  16. Paller beers are the largest meat eaters that live on
  17. land on Earth.
  18. What do they have?
  19. They have black skin, and although there for appears, white
  20. is, it is actually see through.
  21. They have a layer off blubber off fat blubber means
  22. fat that is underneath their skin to keep them warm
  23. because the layer of fat or blubber it keeps the
  24. animal warm.
  25. So what kind of adaptation does it have?
  26. It has a think layer off blubber.
  27. We don't see it because it's underneath their skin to
  28. keep them warm.
  29. Here, we can see another kind of animals that live
  30. in the Arctic habitat or the polar habitat.
  31. It's called the Arctic hare.
  32. It's not the here that we have.
  33. It's hair.
  34. Hair means rabbit.
  35. It's bigger than the rabbits and has shorter ears.
  36. This is how it's different than a rabbit.
  37. It's bigger.
  38. It has shorter ears.
  39. How are they adapted to live in the Arctic habitat?
  40. How can they survive the cold?
  41. They have very thick fur coat.
  42. Look at their coat offer.
  43. This is very thick that can protect them from the
  44. cold. Their actual for is blue or gray in the
  45. summer. Why?
  46. So they can hide between the rocks and no other
  47. predators can see them.
  48. And what happens in the in the winter?
  49. When it snows, it turns to white.
  50. Guess why?
  51. So they can blend in with the snow.
  52. They can hide in the snow so predators cannot see
  53. them. They take their Barrows under beneath the snow, and
  54. here is an Arctic fox.
  55. How do you think it's adapted to live in the
  56. cold habitats In the Arctic habitat, they have the warmest
  57. for on earth.
  58. Their fur is brown or gray in the summer so
  59. they can blend in with the rocks and again in
  60. winter, it turns to white.
  61. So they can blend with the snow ed look at
  62. their tails.
  63. They look bushy right.
  64. This bushy tail is used as a blanket to keep
  65. the fox warm, and they live underground in Barrow's.
  66. And here is the snowy owl.
  67. The snowy owls hunt at day and night.
  68. And what do they have to survive the cold?
  69. How can let How can they live in a very
  70. cold environment?
  71. They have feathery legs and toes to keep them warm.
  72. They have feathers all around their legs and toes to
  73. keep them warm, so each animal has a different kind
  74. of adaptation.
  75. It's either fur or feathers or blubber to keep them
  76. warm in the cold.
  77. No, it's your turn to find some kinds of adaptation
  78. about the seal and the reindeer.
  79. Use Google and search for adaptations off the seal and
  80. drained. Here.
  81. Thank you very much for watching.
  82. And I hope you enjoyed the fact about Arctic habitats.
  83. Thank you.
  84. Bye bye.