Sharks

Kopin13th July 20175th Ottubru 2017

Objectives:

To understand facts about sharks, the importance of biodiversity and its link with the food chain;
To show animals in a habitat are interdependent, animals depend on other animals;
To learn that the extinction of an animal causes the ecosystem to lose its balance;
To understand the importance of food chains for the preservation of species and biodiversity of the planet so students learn how to make ethical choices and combat stereotypes.

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biology, discovering food chain, food biodiversity, food environmental impact, science, sustainable Fishing

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