Darcy
Question 1- Why is the moon sometimes out in the daytime?
Answer
The moon is visible in daylight almost always but we just don't look or it is behind clouds.
The moon and the sun are only opposite each other in the sky one day a month - on a full moon!
On this day the sun is rising just as the sun is setting. That is not the case every other day of that month.
Willow
Question 1- What are all the types of domestic cats you can get in New Zealand?
Answer
WILLOW'S CAT BREEDS 🐈⬛🐈
Abyssinia
American bobtail
American curl
American short hair
American wire hair
Asian
Australia mist
Balinese
Balinese-Javanese
Bengal
Birman
Bombay
British short hair
Burmese
Burmilla
Cymrics
Cornish Rex
Chinchilla
Devon Rex
Egyptian Mau
Exotic short hair
Havana brown
Himalayan
Japanese bobtail long hair
Japanese bobtail short hair
Khao manee
Korat
La perms
Maine coon
Manx
Munchkin
Norwegian forest
Ocicat
Oriental long hair
Oriental short hair
Persian long hair
Pixie bob
ragdoll
Russian blue
Savannah
Scottish fold
Selkirk Rex
Siamese
Siberian forest
Singapura
Snowshoe
Somali
Sphynx
Tiffane
Tonkinese
Toyger
Turkish angora
Turkish van
Question 2 -
How many wild cat breeds are there?
Answer
Lion
Leopard
Jaguar
Tiger
Snow leopard
Clouded leopard
Sunda clouded leopard
Asiatic golden cat
Borneo bay cat
Marbled cat
Caracal
African golden cat
Serval
Geoffroy’s cat
Guina
Southern oncilla
Northern oncilla
Andean cat
Colocolo
Margay
Ocelot
Iberian lynx
Eurasia lynx
Canada lynx
Bobcat
Mountain lion
Jaguarundi
Cheetah
Mainland leopard cat
Sunda leopard cat
Fishing cat
Flat headed cat
Rusty spotted cat
Pallas cat
European wild cat
African wild cat
Chinese mountain cat
Sand cat
Black footed cat
Jungle cat
Pampas cat
Pantanal cat
Iriomote cat
Willow
Question 3 - How many cats were around during the ice age?
Beringiah Lion
American Scimitar Cat
Saber tooth Tiger.
Angus
Question 1- Why do Zebra have black and white stripes? What good is that for camouflage?
I found out that zebra can camouflage unto the dry grass and the predators are colour blind so it will look black and white. they don't attack because they think that it is some sort of big animal. Zebra stripes can scare away flies.
Logan
Question 1- Why do Chameleons need so many different colour changes for camouflage?
Chameleons do use camouflage the ability to blend int their surroundings to hide from predators such as snakes and birds, their natural colour is greenish brown to blend in.
She might also tune brown or white to indicate that she is not in the mood.
The brown colour can mean lots of things. On reason why a chameleon turns brown is that it is depressed.
Chameleons are famous for their quick colour changing ability. It is a common mistake for people to think this is for camouflage but it can also be to show moods.
Bradley
Question1 - How many stars are in the Milky Way ?
Answer - 100 Billion stars
Question 2 - Mrs Maw says...How do they know that Bradley ?
Answer - We know it is 100 billion starts in the Milky Way because they found out that red, white and blue stars give give off different amounts of light. By measuring that starlight specifically its colour and brightness astronomers can estimate how many stars our galaxies hold.
Bradley
3 - How many solar systems are in a galaxy ?
Our Planetary System is the only one official solar system but astronomers have discovered more than 3200 stars with planets orbiting them in our galaxy.
Noah - What were the first stars born in the whole galaxy? The first stars formed when the universe was about 100 million years old. The formation of the first galaxy . These stars were called Population 3 stars and we don't know why. They have already classed the stars of the Milky Way as Population 2 stars.
Thomas - What are the animals that can see colours that humans can't and what is it that they can see? How do we know that they can see them?
Dogs can only see the difference in light. Dogs can only pick up blue and yellow. There is 50000 different types of each colour which makes 10,000 altogether. Dogs can see in the dark better than their humans.
Humans have 3 types of cones - red blue and green. Both the red and blue cones overlap, together with the rods which perceive black and white. This allows humans to see millions of colours. However some animals have cones that are able to detect ultra violet wavelengths and others are able to detect infra red wavelengths.
Chameleons can see ultraviolet light. Additionally, some birds have cones other than those preciously mentioned meaning that they can see colours we cannot.
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