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Valentin [98]
2 years ago
8

Write about interviewing a polar bear, a group of penguins, or an arctic fox. What would you discuss, and what questions would y

ou ask?
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1 answer:
ra1l [238]2 years ago
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Answer:

Discuss the life in the cold regions, ask them about life, food and survival, talk about environmental issues and nature

Explanation:

Some of the <u>questions </u>would be

  • How is life in the very cold, winery place?
  • What do they eat?
  • Are they ever cold? If they are, how do they get warmer? If they are not, why is that so?
  • Who are their friends?
  • Would they like to visit warmer regions?

Things you could <u>discuss </u>with these animals:

  • Penguins live around Antarctica, while artic fox and polar bear live near the North pole – <u>you could discuss the differences of life on the northern and southern pole. </u>
  • What are the <u>different ways in which they survive </u>and feed themselves?
  • Discuss the<u> environmental issues</u> and problems of nature. Do they feel the effects of pollution and climate change? How do they deal with it? What are some of their suggestions to help them?
  • Discuss the <u>benefits of the cold and the beautiful things about the snow, ice, and cold weather. </u>

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