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An Example of Marine and Tropical Animals
Marine Animal – Sakick
Tropical Animal – Uguanda
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The Sakick
The Sakick is a relatively large omnivorous sea creature that dwells in coral reefs and preys upon multiple fish species as well being able to eat ocean vegetation as well. Sakick’s natural habitat is full of a variety of larger species but because of the Sakick’s natural defence capabilities it is prey to nearly no other creatures besides humans, however the hunting of Sakick’s is relatively light as they do not possess many profitable traits. Sakick’s are strong swimmers; they swim across bays or wide leads without hesitation. They can swim for several hours at a time over long distances. They've been tracked swimming continuously. Sakick’s die very quick, its lifetime is only around for about 1-2 years. The produce Adaptive features 1. Regulating salt intake 2. Obtaining Oxygen so they can breath 3. Adapting to water pressure. 4. Long tail and fins to make them swim with speed. 5. Camouflage

The Uguanda
The Uguanda is a carnivorous mammal that lives in an extreme tropical rainforest that is only around in Australia’s famous rainforest in Wollongong. The Uguanda is spread all around the rainforest, there are millions of them. The Uguanda’only live for a short time, between 7 months and no longer then 2 years. However Uguanda's, have a big competition to get there food, due to a big amount of Uganda’s, they have to fight for their food. However, not only is the food that makes them survive, it is also the sunlight and space to live. Uganda’s like to climb trees and they are very spikey. The Uganda is very small and tends to eat a very small amount of food. One of the foods is leaves. The Uguanda consists small ears, but yet has emaculate hearing. The Uguanda has sharp claws so it can climb up the trees and

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