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5d               Animals on the move





                            1    Warm-up    


             A. Answer the following questions.
               • Do you know of any animals that travel great distances?
               • Why do you think they do it?
             B. Listen to a TV presenter talking about green sea
               turtles and answer the questions.
               1.  Where is the woman?
               2. How far did the turtles travel to get there?

              2    Read   
                                      © MM Publications
                   A. Listen, read and look at the routes on the
                     map. Then, write the names of the animals
                     in the boxes next to the appropriate colour.

             G  LO      B  E   T  R  O   T   T  I N   G    A   N  I M    A  LS
             GLOBETROTTING ANIMALS


             The animal kingdom is full of amazing stories of long-distance travel.
             Here are just a few examples of animals that really go the distance.
             H e r e a r e j u s t a f e w e x a m p l e s o f a n i m a l s t h at r e a l l y g o t h e d i s t a n ce .
             Here are just a few examples of animals that really go the distance.
                             Arctic Tern                            Paci ic Salmon

                             This bird can fly over 36,000         Salmon have the hardest journey. When
                              km every year, from the Arctic      it’s time to breed, they leave the ocean and
                           circle in the North, all the way down   return to the river where they were born. They have
                         to Antarctica and back again. Arctic   to swim upstream, sometimes through polluted waters
                     terns migrate to the South Pole in the    or up waterfalls. Throughout this journey they have to
              winter to find a warmer climate. The young birds   avoid both fishermen and predators. However, not all the
              are shown the way only once. Then, they have to   salmon complete the journey. And the ones that do, die
             make the return trip alone.                     soon after breeding because they’re exhausted.



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                       elk live high in the mountains. When heavy   during the winter to escape the
                      snow falls in the winter, it covers all the   cold weather. Polar bears live in
                    vegetation. None of the elk can survive these   the freezing Arctic but have got no
                conditions, so they all move down the mountain.     problem with the cold. They travel long
                In spring, the snow melts and the elk climb up the   distances searching for food. Sometimes this
                mountain and the cycle continues.                   search can cover an area twice as big as Iceland!
              B. Find words in the texts and match them with the meanings below. The pictures show in which text the
                words appear.
                                                                  6. continue to live:
             1.  plants in general:
             2. look for:                                                        7.  a place where a stream or a
             3. spend the winter in a deep sleep:                                  river falls from a high place:
             4. produce young ones:                                              8. move from one part of
             5. an animal that kills and eats                       the world to another
                other animals:                                                   according to the season:
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