Transcript Natures Web - fohenaghns

NaturesWeb
And the food chain.
By Peter
And Zara
Introduction
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This is a piece about the way that nature is like a
web. All life helps each other like bees with
pollination and trees with us and most mammals
by producing oxygen for us to live. I hope you
enjoy.
“ Look deep into nature and you
will under stand everything
better
Albert Einstein.
”
Natures web
The theory of evolution
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DARWINISM:
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Darwinism is a Theory of biological evolution developed by the
English naturalist Charles Darwin (1809-1882) and others, stating that
all species of organisms arise and develop through the natural selection
of small, inherited variations that increase the individual's ability to
compete, survive, and reproduce.
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Basically it means that species evolve to different environment.
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Say a bird lives on a island with a lot of fruit but it has a beak designed
for
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Nuts. The group on that island gets beaks for fruit. That is the Theory of
Evolution.
All in common.
This is the theory of evolution.
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Not only Animals.
Trees also go through a evolution process. They
can also change to environments. The first trees
were small and leafy and easily trampled.
 But then they “evolve” to be taller, stronger and
better ways of getting energy. Photosynthesis is
also developed soon after.
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Short, weak
And few
The Evolution of trees
“In the depth of winter I finally learned that
there was in me an invincible summer.”
Albert Camus.
Today with
thousands
Of species'.
Taller,
Stronger
And more
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Massive Forests
Develop
Photosynthesis
Trees part in Natures Web.
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Trees are very important in Natures Web. They provide home for
animals and various insects. It provides heat and Oxygen for us
Humans. Some trees produce berries and fruits which some species
relay on to survive. They have been immortalized in many Poems and
songs. The Oak being the King of the Trees and the Willow being wise
and old.
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Tree Lore:
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Trees have been known to house Fairies(Fairy trees) and Sacred trees
are found in the Shamanic, Hindu, Egyptian, Sumerian, Toltec, Mayan,
Norse, Celtic and Christian traditions.
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Pictures from Ancient Wisdom.com and Pintrest.com
“ Nature Is not a place to visit.
It is a Home.
Gary Snyder.
”
Finishing on a high note
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I hope that you enjoyed.
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I have a few jokes for you:
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What did a Rose say to his friend?
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Hello, Bud.
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Man: Why are you arresting me. I only cut down a tree.
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Policeman: Special Branch
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How do Trees get on to scoilnet.com.
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They Log-in.
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Good luck on today's Science Fair.
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Also #Cringe For all the Jokes
.