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 \nWhat are examples of producers,consumers anddecomposers and how do they affect one another?  \nWhat features do certain animals have to makesure they can survive within their food chain?  \nWhy do animals have different lifecycles?  \nHow does the habitat or environment impact ananimal's lifecycle?  \nHow do humans impact an animal's lifecycle ortheir food chain?What can we do to help?  \n## Vocabulary\n\n### Adaptation\n\nAn ecosystem is made up of all of the living and nonliving things in an area.This includes all of the plants,water,rocks,earth,animals and other living thingsthat make up the communities of life in an area.  \n### Producer\n\nOrganisms that make their own energy by using an external source(e.g.sun)  \n### Consumer\n\nOrganisms that eat plants or animals in order to create energy  \n### Decomposer\n\nOrganisms that cause decay and break down waste products and dead tissue of livingthings turning them into organic compounds essential to life (e.g.oxygen carbon etc).  \n### Food web\n\nFood webs show how plants and animals are connected in many ways.These showthe energy flow between a variety of animals and plants as they consumed and areconsumed/eaten.  \n### Food chain\n\nThe term food chain describes the order in which organisms,or liuing things,depend on each other for food.  \n### Predator\n\nAnimals that eat other animals.  \n### Prey\n\nAnimal hunted or being caught for food.  \n## Pre-Visit Activities\n\n### Activity 1.\n\nKWL chart-What do we already know about Australian animals?What would welike to know?Complete 'What have we learnt'after your excursion.  \n### Activity 2.\n\nStudents select one of our unique Australian animals from WILD LIFE to complete ananimal profile(see template).These are then used to create an information report on andcan then be compiled into a class book.  \n### Activity 3.\n\nStudents plan a simple STEM investigation by obseruing the lifecycle of a plant.Teacherto provide the groups with various seeds e.g.Broad bean or tomato and ask students toplan an experiment obseruing the stages of its lifecycle.As an extension,ask them tomodify the variables such as limiting light,less water etc.  \n### Activity 4.\n\nStudents research and create their own parents and young flip book to present to Juniorlevels.They can draw and match juvenile animals to their parent animal.  \nHi there and thank you for choosing to visit Widlife Sydney Zoo!The only zoo to be found amongst the skyscrapers of the Sydney CBD.We opened in 2006 as sydney Wildlife World,and after extensiverenovations in 2011,we offcially became Wildlife Sydney Zoo.In the time weve been operating,our zoo family has evolved towhat you see today.Our animals are a representation of someof the amazing critters that can be found here in Australia.We are involved with the protection and conservation of ourvulnerable animals,and as a zoo we are incredibly proud ofthe conservation partnerships held with Sciencefor Wild(life and Rainforest Rescue.  \nZone:Scrub Python Area  \nWelcome to the home of Australia's largest python species -the scrub Python.  \nThese snakes are found in north-eastern Queensland and the Torres Strait Islands.  \n### Key things to know about this habitat\n\nBeing found in tropical northern Queensland,(and further north into Indonesia and Papua New Guinea)means that these snakes like warm,humid rainforest conditions.Our scrub python exhibit maintainstemperatures between 22-34 degrees Celsius.We also have water misters to replicate the rainfall thatoccurs in this region.  \nJuvenile scrub pythons like to hang out in the trees,while larger pythons prefer to be in the leaf litter onthe ground.We prouide branches,rock wall ledges and ground areas for the pythons to rest.  \nThe water bowl is for their drinking,as snakes rely on hydration just like us,but they can also use it to as-sist in shedding","cbCaiglmysuAK1T5","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiglmysuAK1T5","pdf",6546818,31,"English","# Key Questions\n## Vocabulary\n### Adaptation\n### Producer\n### Consumer\n### Decomposer\n### Food web\n### Food chain\n### Predator\n### Prey\n# Pre-Visit Activities\n## Activity 1\n## Activity 2\n## Activity 3\n## Activity 4\n# Zone: Scrub Python Area\n## Key things to know about this habitat\n## Boyd's Forest Dragon\n## Key Creatures you will find in this habitat","[{\"question\":\"What is the difference between a food chain and a food web?\",\"answer\":\"A food chain describes the order organisms depend on for food. 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