Our Bristol trip to endangered animals.

This is the endangered animals that we saw in Bristol Zoo.what they do, how they survive and their population in the world.

SOCORRO DOVE:-it is very rare for people to see it around the world and it is from Mexico

it rarely changes it habitat it is feral to cat`s. they are not many in the world the only

country they can be found on is Mexico. and may be the surrounding country`s of Mexico.

LIONS:- their are different type of LIONS but the lion am look at is called the ASIANTIC LIONS

they are normally found in Asia and they can be only found in there, their some type`s of lions living

in African, but they are kind of different with the Asiatic lions.

FRUIT BAT:-THEY ARE THE BGGEST BIRTH IN THE COMONOS ISLAND they are important in a land because they only

travelled between two places the eating point and there shelters. they survive by eating fruit,

which digest and then turn to manure in there poor, and that poor feels between their shelter

and their eating place, which make`s the place grow tress really fast, and it can turn to a forest

just in a few years and it is quit important in any place.

AMPHIPOD:- this are animal like frogs but they are different types of endangered frogs called amphipod. they breath through they skins

and many of them are been kill by fungi. they are very small and they normally live in green plants.

gorillas:- this are animal found in Cameroon, many of them are been kill by people using machines guns and use it ask bush meat.

the population their are trying to protect them, because this bush meat people has come and kill the parents of the young

gorillas, so some people who care about them will have to come and look after the baby gorillas for about 2 years, and their

only about 18 of them has been rescued by the people looking after them.