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    The document summarizes information about the National Industrial Work Training Service and an assignment on researching endangered animals in Peru. Specifically, it discusses how students will work in groups to plan an awareness video on the hummingbird, an endangered species native to Peru. It provides background information on hummingbirds, describing their tiny size, fast flight and wing beats, reliance on flower nectar, and adaptations for survival. It outlines the causes of their endangered status as loss of habitat from deforestation and illegal hunting. Ideas are presented for how to help hummingbirds, such as by having gardens with flowers and placing drinking fountains outside.

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    The document summarizes information about the National Industrial Work Training Service and an assignment on researching endangered animals in Peru. Specifically, it discusses how students will work in groups to plan an awareness video on the hummingbird, an endangered species native to Peru. It provides background information on hummingbirds, describing their tiny size, fast flight and wing beats, reliance on flower nectar, and adaptations for survival. It outlines the causes of their endangered status as loss of habitat from deforestation and illegal hunting. Ideas are presented for how to help hummingbirds, such as by having gardens with flowers and placing drinking fountains outside.

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    The document summarizes information about the National Industrial Work Training Service and an assignment on researching endangered animals in Peru. Specifically, it discusses how students will work in groups to plan an awareness video on the hummingbird, an endangered species native to Peru. It provides background information on hummingbirds, describing their tiny size, fast flight and wing beats, reliance on flower nectar, and adaptations for survival. It outlines the causes of their endangered status as loss of habitat from deforestation and illegal hunting. Ideas are presented for how to help hummingbirds, such as by having gardens with flowers and placing drinking fountains outside.

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    Ingles S.D.V

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    Daniel Lima
    The document summarizes information about the National Industrial Work Training Service and an assignment on researching endangered animals in Peru. Specifically, it discusses how students will work in groups to plan an awareness video on the hummingbird, an endangered species native to Peru. It provides background information on hummingbirds, describing their tiny size, fast flight and wing beats, reliance on flower nectar, and adaptations for survival. It outlines the causes of their endangered status as loss of habitat from deforestation and illegal hunting. Ideas are presented for how to help hummingbirds, such as by having gardens with flowers and placing drinking fountains outside.

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    National Industrial Work

    Training Service(SENATI)

    Members :

    Lima Untiveros , Victor Daniel

    Ochoa Godoy, Shajary Charlotte

    Vinkel Betabel Mayo Martin

    Teacher : Juan Carlos Ramos Coveñas

    Grade : Ingles
    Introducción
    Considering the National Geographic video of Unit 11, located in the
    E-book, students will work in groups (maximum 3) to plan a similar video
    about an endangered animal from Peru.

    Ideas Activities

    Search for endangered animals in Peru It is reported, information is sought in


    readings, magazines and reliable pages.

    Information about the COLIBRI (in danger of Collects news about the hummingbird, history
    extinction) and origin.

    Investigate its origin and characteristics Read, analyze texts about the hummingbird

    Actions for the protection and care of animals Make posters, brochures and an awareness video
    The hummingbird is a very small bird species native to America.
    With a total of 343 identified species, the bee hummingbird is
    considered the smallest bird species in the world. Its tiny size,
    its speed and its great flight capacity make the hummingbird a
    very special bird, the object of numerous investigations.
     This is the best known of all its beat 1,200 times per minute.
    qualities: it is the smallest bird in
    the world; its size varies from 5 cm Their agility partly comes from
    the smallest to 25 cm.  They expend a large amount of being the lightest birds of all: an
    energy for the flight. For this adult specimen varies between 1.5 g
     It is the only pollinating bird; the
    reason they need frequent meals, so to 12 g.
    only one that has such a long and
    much so that in one day they
    thin beak, and that is capable of
    consume up to five times their body
    flying backwards; it is also the one
    weight. It is very difficult to differentiate
    that applies by far the fastest
    or identify specimens of each sex.
    flapping (its wings traverse the air It is capable of flying in any Even in some species you have to
    up to 55 times per second). direction: forward, backward, up, resort to a DNA analysis to find out.
    down, and even upside down.
     It is also one of the most precious
    birds in the world as it has colorful It has a very long forked tongue in
    and metallic plumage. the shape of a tube that it uses It is very difficult to differentiate
    tremendously effectively and is used or identify specimens of each sex.
     Your heart in a resting state beats Even in some species you have to
    to obtain the nectar from the
    between 500 to 700 times per resort to a DNA analysis to find out.
    flowers that it needs to feed itself.
    minute, and in an active state it can

    Most hummingbirds live in wooded and wooded areas where there are many flowers, as well as
    in grasslands and meadows. However, there are several species that do quite well in other
    environments, such as big cities, warm and cool areas, desert environments, as well as areas
    that have snowfall.

    Their habitats are also situated at various altitudes and range from high in the Andes
    Mountains to 14,000 feet below sea level. However, most hummingbirds enjoy living in Central
    and South America and can be found there year-round, with some moving north each year.

    Their habitats are also situated at various altitudes and range from high in the Andes
    Mountains to 14,000 feet below sea level. However, most hummingbirds enjoy living in Central
    and South America and can be found there year-round, with some moving north

    temperature from 107 degrees to 48 degrees. This results after their bodies
    enter a mini-bernation phase, an energy-conserving mode called "torpor." While in
    torpor mode, there is a significant drop in the hummingbird's metabolism and
    heart rate, giving the little bird the ability to live for long periods of time
    without eating much food.
    • The hummingbird is an animal that is in danger of extinction, basically for these
    reasons:

    • The reduction of its habitat


    Deforestation is the main threat to the hummingbird,
    because they live in the trees and also lose their food
    source, which is the nectar of flowers.

    Hi. I’m Daniel Lima. I will talk to you about


    the causes of why the hummingbird is in
    danger of extinction and about the • Illegal hunting
    shelters that help these birds.
    Hummingbirds have been commercialized for years, and
    they use their feathers to make decorative items.
    The bird is also used to perform witchcraft rituals.

     How can we help the Hummingbirds?


    Having gardens allows hummingbirds to feed on the nectar
    of flowers.
    Placing drinking fountains outside the house is a good option
    to help them.

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