Reading

Here is where my reading is kept.

Counting Koura The 5 things the scientists wanted to find out where, Where Koura live, how old they are, how many Koura there are, what is harmful to them and what they like to eat.

2. Because lots of things are there enemy like humans, birds etc... and they need a few days for there skins to harden

3. What did they use to catch Koura? What methods failed? What happens to a Koura’s skin when it gets to big? How many legs does a Koura have?

4.The scientists tried Traps, Cameras and lights but none of them worked. They finally used the old method tau koura which is a trap made out if sticks wire and plants. They hid found inside the plants.

5.The Koura is New Zealand's native fresh water crayfish. This what a Koura looks likes, How do you reckon it moves? the back part of it’s body is shaped as fin This helps it escape attackers they move there fin really fast and the force propels them backwards.

6. Habitat= The Koura Lives in burrows and forests streams. It lives in the water in the day and the trees at night in order to avoid nets. Predators= The Koura’s predators are Humans and birds. Food= Koura still eat the same stuff little fish, insects etc. Humans= They still hunt Koura to eat and have developed new traps.

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My predator rating is 6 because Humans love them as a delicacy, also birds and fish like them as well. My extinction rating is 7 because lots of Humans take more than they are aloud therefore diminishing the population. In order to survive Koura grow an amour skin that is nearly impossible to pierce, it also grows blades on the side of it’s pincers. The only thing that can pierce it’s skin is the teeth of the tyranosouarsfish this creature is a huge fish with teeth like daggers.

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