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Showing posts with label Animals. Show all posts

Thursday, 17 October 2019

Fanimals Visit



Fanimals Visit!

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Today at Ara Tu Whakata, Gilberthorpe School, had a visit from the famous T.V. show Fanimals! Fanimals is a show all about animals and playing fun games! They show how to make cool things with food, making treats for your animals and lots of other cool stuff! Jess, the host, came in with the famous dog, Molson! Molson is a 5-year-old Golden Retriever who loves cuddles! We had the visit and we asked them questions and had a pat with Molson! We got some prizes to give out to students who are being behaved. Whakamanawa had extra time with Molson and had some photos! Here are the ones on Miss Wahos phone:

A Lovely Photo with Jess and Molson, with Deegan blinking

 

Molson Enjoying His Company



Jeremey Enjoying The Spotlight!


Courtney Holding her Postcard Thingy


Molson Getting Pats for Days!


More and More Cuddles!!!


Reco Talking to Levi


Lots of Cuddles from Whakamanawa!


I hope you got to have some cuddles with Molson! 

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What was your favourite part of Fanimals visit?







Friday, 20 September 2019

Our Trip To Orana Wildlife Park

Orana Wildlife Park

In Te Ara Takitini, we went to Orana Wildlife Park! Te Ropu Whakamanawa had a lot of fun with our Educator, Elizabeth. We arrived and Me and Courtney were pumped for the trip! We were told the rules, and then we began! Te Ropu Whakamanawa saw the Sumatran Tiger first. I learned that Sumatran Tigers strips go right through into their skin! I really enjoyed seeing the Sumatran Tiger, and I enjoyed learning about the Sumatran Tiger!

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The Sumatran Tiger

Then we went to the Tasmanian Devils, which were adorable! Pumba, who is 8, was sleeping as we walked up the slope. I stopped and looked, and he looked right back at me! I really wanted to keep Pumba, but he was happy where he was. I learnt that the average life span of a Tasmanian Devil was 6 - 7 years old. So, Pumba was old for a Tasmanian Devil!

Pumba the Tasmanian Devil


I don't know the order we went in after that, but we saw some pretty interesting animals! I remember that we saw some really intelligent Kea, one of our native birds! I learnt that they can be some cheeky birds, and that they like washing their toys!



The Kea eating his lunch!

We also saw some Llamas, but Milla wasn't there! She would have enjoyed that very much. I was scared of the Llamas, even though Elizabeth told us they don't spit. I still kept my distance though! There was 4 baby Llamas, but people were saying they were Alpacas.


The Llamas minding their business 

We saw many more amazing animals, but this is the end of this trip! I hoped you enjoyed this post and learnt something from it!