Be a Hummingbird
Welcome to the second edition of the 6th graders research journal where we find out more about the action that they are taking to protect the planet. Welcome to the second edition of the 6th graders research journal where we find out more about the action that they are taking to protect the planet.
So let’s see who is correct! Can baby flies save peoplefrom losing their limbs? Which of my friends werecorrect about thinking that flies might have someadvantages?Papy Michel was correct! Some flies pollinate flowers! Fliesrecycle food (the cleaners), so without the flies the world isa much dirtier place to live in. Without flies other species would become extinct: frogs,lizards, spiders, bats, dragonflies, fishes and birds all eatflies. Flies are also decomposers: They encourage deadcarcasses to decompose faster which then enriches the soil. I also discovered that baby flies are called maggots andthey are used in hospitals to help burn victims because theyeat away dead flesh and prevent infection.Maggots: useful for medicine and a food sourcefor other animals
Many flies do an enormous service for us and the planet bycleaning up all sorts of the biological world’s detritus, fromdeadwood to the slime in drain pipes. Drain flies, or sewer gnats, are actually cleaning up humanmess. In fact, some people are even using black soldier flylarvae as a protein source as they contain more zinc andiron than lean beef!Unfortunately, flies spread disease and wounds can getinfected by maggots too. Some flies bite mammals andsome lay eggs under their skin.Flies contaminate surfaces they land on. After feedingon garbage, sewage, decaying matter and feces, fliestransfer germs wherever they land, including your food. But this can also help us because the outer surface of theflies contains antibiotics killing bacteria and viruses.
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- Page 3 and 4: What is a hummingbird - and why are
- Page 5 and 6: The mission statement of our school
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- Page 11 and 12: 11.)http://www.fao.org/pollination/
- Page 13 and 14: Believe it or not, robotic bees alr
- Page 15 and 16: Sourceshttps://theconversation.com/
- Page 17 and 18: 2. Bumble beesThey don’tproduceho
- Page 19 and 20: applications in treating various di
- Page 21 and 22: The importance of Bees in Islam byA
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- Page 25 and 26: should be acting like bees, and it
- Page 27 and 28: Well, you came to the perfect artic
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- Page 35 and 36: To overcome this challenge, we have
- Page 37 and 38: garden and how much it will cost an
- Page 39 and 40: Hummingbird HeroesThe hummingbirds
- Page 41: The hummingbirds would also like to
Many flies do an enormous service for us and the planet by
cleaning up all sorts of the biological world’s detritus, from
deadwood to the slime in drain pipes.
Drain flies, or sewer gnats, are actually cleaning up human
mess.
In fact, some people are even using black soldier fly
larvae as a protein source as they contain more zinc and
iron than lean beef!
Unfortunately, flies spread disease and wounds can get
infected by maggots too. Some flies bite mammals and
some lay eggs under their skin.
Flies contaminate surfaces they land on. After feeding
on garbage, sewage, decaying matter and feces, flies
transfer germs wherever they land, including your food.
But this can also help us because the outer surface of the
flies contains antibiotics killing bacteria and viruses.
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