There is no hope...

Q: Describe how the leech has become suited to its lifestyle.

A: The leech can fast feed.
A: Leeches are endoparasites.
A: Leeches can suck up litres and litres of blood and still not get full.
A: Leeches have an anus that also serves as a mouth.
A: Leeches store blood obtained from the previous feed for times of emergency (life or death)
A: Leeches are marine organisms that live in mostly rivers.
A: It injects itself to vertebrates in order to suck out blood for feeding. It’s head is spiny.

...smelly ears...?

Q: What controls balance?

A: Olfactory receptors in the ear control balance.

Ah...it makes so much sense now!

Q: What is their [Flamingos] colour due to?

A: Flamingos are pink for camouflage among other flamingos.

Camouflage against what? The air...? Animals...?

Q: How are some plants adapted to defend themselves against herbivores?

A: Plants can camuflauge with the environment so herbivores do not notice them.

Oh please Mr. Plant! Don't do it! I beg of you...!

Q: How are some plants adapted to defend themselves against herbivores?

A: May have thorns, spikes which harm the animal and may cause it to plead.

The delicate nature of plants...

Did you know that Pelargoniums are "sensative" flowers??

The Croc/elephant shrew/alien monster thingy.

I dug up This little gem from a while back. I think I sent it to Luke or Helen. In any case it is one of my favourite practical dissection drawings. (it's supposed to be a crocodile btw)

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I looked around for a nice picture of a croc dissection to make a comparison. Alas, couldn't find one.