Tuatara a Living Dinosaur in NZ
The tuatara is an animal that feeds on other animals, it is know as a carnivore. Here are some pitchers of what tuataras eat
The life span of a tuatara is 50 to 100 years.
The habitat of a tuatara is woodland and grassland.
This type of animal is only found in new zealand, so its endemic.
The tuatara is a real life dinosaur that can be found here today. In Fact i saw one in wellington here is a photo my dad took.
The estimated amount of tuataras left is 100,000
Did you know that bees,sharks,sea stars,lobsters and horseshoe crabs are all classed as dinosaurs?
Did you know that tuataras are cold blooded. That meas that there body temperature changes with the environment
Hi Louis, you have some really interesting facts about them. Great job.
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Hi Louis
ReplyDeleteFantastic blog on tuataras! I like how you included a photo you had taken. I did not know that those creatures are classified as dinosaurs! What is your favourite thing about tuataras?
Katrina