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Friday, January 11, 2019

Activity 2: Protecting the Most Vulnerable - Fact or Fiction?_Summer Learning Journey-Week 4 Day 3

  your blog, post three facts that you learned about the Māui Dolphin. Then, using your imagination, create three more statements about Māui dolphins that are not true (i.e. false). Please don’t tell us which of your statements about Māui Dolphins are true and which are false. It will be the job of the students and staff who read your blog to figure it out.

   Hey guys today I will be completing the text above....Hope you enjoy..


  • There are only 63 Māui dolphins left on earth.
  • Maui dolphins are the smallest of the worlds 32 dolphin species
  • Maui dolphins are know to live up to 20 years.

True or False!
  • Maui and Hector dolphins look different to others?
  • Maui dolphins communicate with clicks?
  • Maui dolphins feed off a variety of different species of fish.


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3 comments:

  1. danielleJanuary 13, 2019 at 5:01 PM

    Hi Araura you should know who I am. Great job on your true or false questions. I think the first question was false because Maui dolphins have only been alive since 1985 so I think there are only 55. On your second question I think you were true because they actually do because I watch this program called Wild life I think thats what it is called but thats how I knew that one. Your last one was so challenging that I did some research I dont think this is right but I think it is false because it never said different fish. BYE KEEP UP YOUR COOL AS WORK!!

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  2. AlexJanuary 23, 2019 at 8:08 PM

    Hi Araura,
    Well done on finishing this activity. It's sad to hear that one of our native species is endangered of becoming extinct. Also, great job collecting your facts. I had no idea that Maui's Dolphins are the smallest of all 32 dolphin species. Keep up the good work.

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  3. UnknownJanuary 27, 2019 at 4:08 AM

    Hi Araura,

    It's Leslie here, a member of the Summer Learning Journey team. You've posted a terrific photo of the Maui Dolphin and done a good job of creating true and false facts about this beautiful animal. Good for you!

    Have you ever seen a Maui dolphin yourself? It's such a shame that there are so few of them, isn't it? We human beings have had a huge impact on the world around us, more than we have understood in the past. I'm so glad that we're trying to change how we do things now. It's so very important that we live carefully on the earth so that other species aren't put at risk!!

    I hope you're enjoying learning new things through this program and I hope you're enjoying the activities. Keep up your good work!!!

    Cheers,

    Leslie

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