Lucas

// Term 3 //
Mrs Parker wrote: an excellent body of information about tigers here, Lucas. Do you think something needs to be done to protect the tigers that are left?

Week: 8 WALT: write an email in response to what we have read


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Tuesday, 4 September, 9:30 am

Jim Carrey || || Tiger's are the biggest cat in the world. They grow up to 4 metres long and weigh up to 300 kilograms. The tiger usually has around 10 kilograms of meat for a meal. It can eat up to 45 kilograms of meat in one gobble. Tiger prefer to live in the forest or jungle, but they have been known to live in swamps, reeds and also caves. There are about 6000 tigers left, about 1500 are in captivity. A tiger can live up to ten years in the wild and 20 in captivity. The tiger camoflouges into heaps of stuff and slowly creeps up to the prey and when it's close enough they take it by surprise. ||^  ||
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