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1 Resources Pack Pantanal: Wetland Wonderland In this resource pack p1 p2 p3 Pantanal: Map Activity Glossary Glossary Sentences p4 p5 p7 Pantanal Painting How to Draw a Crocodile Pantanal Puzzle Time Picture Wordsearch p8 Spot the Difference p9 Answers p10 ecokidsplanet.co.uk 41 Claremont Rd, Barnet, EN4 0HR

2 Map Activity Shade in the area covered by the Pantanal Wetlands. Label the countries. Hint: Look at the map on page 4 of issue 23.

3 Glossary Pantanal: Wetland Wonderland Aestivate (verb) To spend a hot or dry period in an inactive or resting state, similar to hibernation. Aquatic (adjective) Living in water or wetland. Cellulose (noun) The main substance in the cell walls of plants, which is used in making various products (such as paper). Crustacean (noun) A type of animal (such as crab or lobster) that lives mostly in water and has a hard outer shell. Dormant (adjective) Inactive, as in a deep sleep, but capable of becoming active at a later time. Fingerling (noun) A small, young fish. Flock (collective noun) A group of birds. Floodplain (noun) An area of low-lying ground next to a river that is often flooded. Gastropod (noun) A type of animal (such as snail or slug) with no spine, a soft body and often a shell. Infrasound (noun) Sound with a wave frequency that is too low (below hertz) to be heard by humans. Marsh (noun) An area near a lake or river that often floods and is always wet. Migratory birds (noun) Birds that move from one region or habitat to another, in a regular, repeated pattern, according to the seasons. Solitary (adjective) Done or existing alone. Suffocate (verb) To die because you re unable to breath. Terrestrial (adjective) Relating to the earth. Vertebrate (noun) An animal that has a backbone and a skeleton. Vibrissae (plural noun) Long, stiff and very sensitive hairs growing around the mouth or elsewhere on the face of many mammals, used as organs of touch. Wetland (noun) A large area of land covered with swamps or marshes.

4 Glossary Sentences Complete these sentences using words below. 1 The in South America is the world s largest tropical. 2 During the dry season, the river basin gradually empties again, turning the into a maze of waterways, lagoons and lakes. 3 Over the course of a year in the Pantanal, the environment changes from (dry land) to (wetland) and back again. 4 The maned wolf is and a bit mysterious, they do not live or hunt in packs like other wolves. 5 The giant river otter s impressive whiskers, called, can sense the movements of prey in the water. 6 The giant river otter has a HUGE appetite, needing 3-4 kg of food every day, including fish, and even the odd small caiman. 7 have fixed routes that they fly year in, year out. Many travel from as far away as the Arctic to overwinter in South America. 8 The dry season is a killer for amphibians, such as frogs and toads. Some frogs burrow into the soil and become. 9 The crabs by digging into the muddy lake bottom and waiting for the rains to return. 10 The vibrations in the water made. This noise can travel great distances in the water, but is too low for humans to hear. 11 Rotting plant matter gives off something called carbon monoxide gas. This gas is poisonous to animals, because it them. Animals need oxygen! crustaceans dormant Pantanal suffocates floodplain solitary wetlands terrestrial vibrissae migratory birds aquatic aestivate

5 Pantanal Painting

6 How to draw a crocodile

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8 Pantanal Puzzle Time

9 Picture Wordsearch Picture puzzle Find the 16 Pantanal animals pictured on this page in the wordsearch below. The words can go in any direction: up, down, forwards, backwards or diagonally. We've done one for you. n a r a b y p a c r d n 1 Rhea 2 p p r l o r b h e r o n 3 n p i r a p u t a n g a 4 s l r i p a t r m d c d 5 6 a e i h d o m p e a r n 7 e s r e t a e t n a e o 8 h n n n d u r t u i e c 9 r a a i a a r g a m d a a i l c a c a i m a n n 12 g l t a u j n a b c a a 13 o t o g r o a r r a e a 14 a e a d l r t a r w j a Feeling stuck? See the hint below to reveal the names of the animals. jaguar, toucan, tapir, anteater, capybara, giant otter, armadillo, caiman, anaconda, apple snail, jabiru, piraputanga, heron, macaw, deer, rhea

10 Find 12 differences Spot the Difference Find 8 differences

11 Glossary Sentences ANSWERS 1. Pantanal, wetlands 2. floodplain, 3. terrestrial, aquatic 4. solitary 5. vibrissae 6. crustaceans 7. Migratory birds 8. dormant 9. aestivate 10. infrasound 11. suffocates Puzzle time Wordsearch n a r a b y p a c r d n p p r l o r b h e r o n n p i r a p u t a n g a s l r i p a t r m d c d a e i h d o m p e a r n e s r e t a e t n a e o h n n n d u r t u i e c r a a i a a r g a m d a a i l c a c a i m a n n g l t a u j n a b c a a o t o g r o a r r a e a a e a d l r t a r w j a jaguar giantotter tapir deer macaw toucan anteater armadillo caiman heron capybara jabiru piraputanga applesnail anaconda rhea Spot the Difference Pantanal Pursuit Brain-teasers

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