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Coexisting Habitats

Landmark 12 (Nearby Plants and Animals)

Today we had the pleasure of learning about snapping turtles and beavers from the wonderful staff at Kakabeka Falls Provincial Park. We learned how the species coexist in their habitats, and about the structural and behavioural adaptations that make them unique.

Queen Elizabeth Gr 2/3 – April 19, 2022

April 19, 2022 //  by queenefp23

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