A következő címkéjű bejegyzések mutatása: animals. Összes bejegyzés megjelenítése
A következő címkéjű bejegyzések mutatása: animals. Összes bejegyzés megjelenítése

2022. november 25., péntek

Mystery animal game Vietnam

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2010. december 25., szombat

animals

The Best Sites To Learn About Pandas
The Best Sites For Learning About Weird-Looking Creatures (And For Making Your Own!)
The Best Sites For Learning About Polar Bears
Here are my choices for The Best Sites For Learning About Animals:
Columbus Zoo Animal Guide
CBBC Wild: Amazing Animals
Creature Features from National Geographic
All About Animals from Northumberland National Grid For Learning

Glossopedia Animals

Zoo Books Animals Directory

Animals and Plants
from the Denver Zoo
Animal Information from Sea World
Animals A To Z from Oregon Zoo

Zoo Animals
from the Sacramento Zoo
Animals from the Pittsburgh Zoo
Animal Bytes from the San Diego Zoo
Meet Our Animals from the Smithsonian
Animal Diversity Web
ROAR: The Game!
Twelve Years of Lesson Plans About the Animal Kingdom comes from The New York Times Learning Network.
The Animal Odd Couple is a must-see CBS News video of a friendship between a dog and an elephant. Just because I like it so much (I’m a big fan of elephants and dogs!), I’m adding it to this list.
The Otherworldly Flora and Fauna Of The Coral Triangle is a slideshow from TIME Magazine.
Animals in the news is a series of photos from The Boston Globe’s Big Picture.
14 of the greatest animal migrations is a pretty interesting slideshow from The Mother Nature Network.
World Animal Day is October 4th, and you can read all about it at ESL Holiday Lessons, which has an excellent lesson plan on the day that’s designed for English Language Learners.
National Geographic has just unveiled a new site to support their November extravaganza on “Great Migrations.” It’s an amazing site, filled with incredible videos, interactives, photos — the works — all on animal migrations.
The Boston Globe’s Big Picture also has a nice series of pictures from the Great Migrations series.
In pictures: Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2010 is a pretty amazing slideshow from the BBC.
“Amazing Bird Photos You’ll Swear Are Fake” is the title of a slideshow from Discovery.
On War: Animals in War is an interesting series of photos from The Denver Post.
The world’s best underwater photographs 2010 is a slideshow from The Guardian.
ZooBorns is a website and a book of the most incredibly cute photos of baby animals.
In addition to the website, several sites have published slideshows of the the best ZooBorn photos. They include:
ZooBorns: cute exotic baby animals born at zoos around the world from The Telegraph
Zoo Borns Book Showcases The Cutest Baby Animals from The Huffington Post.
Cutest Book Ever: ZooBorns Internet Craze Moves to Print from Wired.
“San Diego Zoo Kids” has tons of accessible information and online games on…animals.
Top 10 Evil Animals is a pretty interesting slideshow from TIME Magazine.
TIME Magazine has an excellent, and growing, number of slideshows about animals.
Portraits Of The Insects Among Us is a slideshow from TIME.
This “Gibbon Taunts Tigers” video is amazing. I’m adding it to The Best Sites For Learning About Animals.