Case Study : Pandas

                                                                     Pandas

  As you know , pandas are known to be cute and awesome . But there are a few groundbreaking facts about them that I am going to share with you.

  The first fact is a unique one . Pandas are the only bears with thumbs!

Their thumbs are actually actually an enlarged wrist bone !

  The second fact is shocking . Panda mothers can accidentally crush their babies . Yes , you heard that right ! Crush !

  The tiny pandas are especially vulnerable in the face of the mother's 200-pound (90-kilogram) frame. In 2006, a giant panda in China accidentally killed her newborn as it nursed.

  Time for the last fact ! Pandas communicate to each other using a variety of different sounds. Pandas are usually quiet and solitary animals, but they may use a variety of sounds to communicate to each other. They may squeak, growl, bark and huff.

Case Study : Killer whales

                                                                 Killer Whales

  If you have heard about Orcas , you may have heard about killer whales. Killer whales and Orcas have the same meaning.

  Surprisingly, Orcas are actually in the dolphin family . They travel in large pods and are found in every ocean. They communicate through underwater sounds.

  Killer whales hunt by herding fish . After herding the fish, they stun the fish with tail strikes. This one of the many ways of the way orcas hunt.

  Killer whales eat squid, fish, seals and sea birds.

  

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Case study : Flamingos

                                                      Flamingos🦩

  Have you ever heard about flightless birds ? If you have, you may have heard about the flamingo. 

  Although flamingos do not usually migrate, due to changes in the climate and water levels in their breeding areas, they have to move to other areas. 

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Idioms

                                                                      Idioms

  What are idioms ? Idioms are phrases that describe a feeling or action. There are many idioms in the world. let's take a look at some examples.

  As you can see , all these idioms phrases are good for writing an English composition and appears in novels.

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Antonyms

                                                                Antonyms

    Hello everybody! Today we are going to learn about antonyms!

So , what are antonyms? Well, antonyms are words that have a opposite meaning. An example of an antonym is : big , small. As you can see, big does not have the same meaning as small and small does not have the same meaning as big.

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Synonyms

                                                                     Synonyms

  Hello everybody! Today we are learning about Synonyms! What are synonyms? Well , synonyms are words that have the same meaning.

An example is : Interesting, captivating.  As you can see, interesting has the same meaning as captivating and captivating has the same meaning as interesting. There a lot of other synonyms.

   

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Case study : Ballet

                                                                    Ballet🩰

  What is ballet? You may want to ask, so today I am going to tell you about it.

  There many types of ballet in the world such as classical ballet, neoclassical ballet and contemporary ballet. There are many ballet dancers in the world . So, if you have passion, you can go for ballet class! 

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