adapting to the environment - reproduction

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Nicholas Yap, Daryl Leong, Isaac Leow

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Page 1: Adapting to the Environment - Reproduction

Nicholas Yap, Daryl Leong, Isaac Leow

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THERE ARE

ManyANIMALS LIVING

IN THE WORLD

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AND THEY ALL

REPRODUCE

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AND…..

WHAT IS DAT?

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REPRODUCTION IS

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WHAT?

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THAT IS WHY ANIMALS

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THAT IS WHY ANIMALS

ME NO KNOW DAT!

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Attracting Mates focuses on this one!

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The peacock has bright and colourful feathers, and make deep rumbling love calls in their mating repertoire to attract the female. It also has a mating dance to attract female partners as well, similar to the male hummingbird. The female peacocks, known as peahens, have comparatively drab feathers, so as to avoid detection by predators.

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