1. Relationships in Nature By: Kathy Kinsner

2. Introduction They are talking about how cheetahs hunt. Animals help each other when it comes to hunting. Learning about finding new things when people hunt.

3. Page 4 and 5 The animals that eat their prey are called predator. The predator and the prey have a close relationships but they still kill it. In the winter the hare food decrease.

4. Pages 6-9 The snail kite and the apple snail have a predator relationship snail kite is a medium sized halk. When there are fewer places to live there are fewer snail kites. They have more snail kites thanks for protection.

5. Pages 10-11 Some predators have methods to capture prey one familiar one is chasing it. Some insects blend it there is one called walking twig. Some mice have 10 litters a year.

6. Pages 12 - 13 Some cheetahs run to 60 miles but they maintain the speed. Some halks have sharp clouds to cut the prey. Prairie dogs bark to warn for changer.

7. Page 16-17 Some animals have special partnership. The color of clown will make it find easier. The colors benefits the relationship.

8. Pages 18-19 The relationship that fish called wrasse. The ant and aphid insect partner. An call oxpecxer.

9. Page 20 They use disk to attach themselves. They think sharks need help. They think rhinos helps sharks.

10. Pages 21 Paraitism is another type of relationships. That is one type of relationship. The mosquitos are females are good.

11. Pages 22 Parama card was bored. Yellow fever was carried by mosquitos. Yellow virus was under control.

12. Page 23 Parasites feed blood. Many people have been bitten by them. When the bite they pass palsies.

13. Pages 24-25 Humans preyed on wild animals They prey on more than just food One time alligators were killed for food

14. Pages 26-27 Rarely humans become prey They killed a man but didn’t kill the women When they found his body they ate him

15. Pages 28-29 Mosquitoes hide with plants The players don’t eat sandwiches because they say that it makes them sick They got sick because it ripped their mouth guard

16. Conclusion Some partnerships aren’t good with other animals but we need each other just like humans need each other

17. Question 1 Animals that hunt for their food are called _____________, the animals they eat are called ___________ ?

18. Question 2 What is the animal called that camouflages with the twig?

19. Question 3 What does adapt mean and why must animals adapt?

20. Question 4 What does mutualism mean and how does it work?

21. Question 5 What is the honey badger’s favorite food?

22. Question 6 How do aphids benefit?

23. Question 7 How long does it take a female mosquito to eat it’s food?

24. Question 8 What is the meaning of parasitism?

25. Question 9 Why are ticks so dangerous to human?

26. Question 10 How can humans have the same role as the predators?

27. Question 11 Where do tiny mites live?

28. Question 12 If ticks bite, can they transmit diseases?