WEBQUEST 3 > How green are you?

Part 1- Calculate your carbon footprint!

Part 2 - Video >> Top ten tips for recycling

1. Reuse the carry bags each time each time you shop or get a bag for life.

2.Try to minimize the waste you create by unpackage produce all goods with minimal packaging.

3.Plastic bottles are very bulky and take up lots of space, so before you put them out the collection them up first.

Webquest 2: National Geographic Website

•  In this photo a squirrel is covering of the rain under a mushroom while he's eating. I like this photo because I think the squirrel is so intelligent for hiding behind of a mushroom for don't get wet and seems very cute to me.

• This second photo shows a chameleon on a hand. I like this photo because the chameleon is so little and cute, he's more little than a hand, and he's so quite and watchful for any risk. Besides, reminds me to chameleon of the movie Tangled, Pascal.

• This last photo shows an elephant after a long day of work, pour soil on it. I love it because I think that photo shows us the magnificence of the nature, how an animal enjoy it and this makes me think as horrible are for destroy our own planet and their home.

http://natgeotv.com/ca/wild-canada/videos/polar-bear-cubs

       This video shows when a polar bear with her babies get out of a "cavern" where they were for five months. When they touch the snow, they started to roll around on it and played among them. The commentator says that they will started a new adventure.

http://natgeotv.com/ca/shocking-sharks/videos/this-shark-sucks

     This video talks about sharks, the senses that they have like vision, smell and taste are amplified comparated with humans, they have a different ways of catching their prey. One of them, are the nurse shark, they sucking like a vampire their prey.

      

Why do I want to be a vet?

    When I was a child, I wanted to be a dentist, I really don't remember why I wanted that career but was my choice for many years. In my last years in school, choose a career it became a "pressure", I don't knew exactly what I wanted, because I don't felt a career that made me complete, I passed for kinesiology, medical technology and others.
    I always have loved animals, but think in everything that I had to see was my obstacle, and for this I never considered it, however, when I left behind that thought, I felt that feeling that I mentioned before. I wanted to be a vet.
    When I started the career, I felt I had many possibilities to learn practically about the career, helping on the clinic, being volunteer on the refuge, copba, etc, and take that chances just depended on me, and I have done and has been amazing, I feel really happy of have chosen this career.
    Until now, I would like to work with native fauna, and I think I would like to work with goats too jajaja they are so cute and quite, but I am not immovable with the kind of job.