Pennod 10 Antur Natur Cyw

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-# Antur Natur Cyw

-# Lots of fun

-with Gethin and the gang

-# All kinds of creatures

-# If you want, come and join us

-# Off we go

-# Let's have lots of fun

-# We'll learn a lot along the way

-# Off we go,

-let's have lots of fun

-# With our friends, large and small

-# On Antur Natur Cyw #

-Thanks, Llew.

-One, two.

-Hello, everyone.

-I'm Gethin.

-This is Cyw.

-We love everything

-to do with nature.

-We like to learn about animals

-and making things to help them.

-Today, we're going out to examine

-trees. Llew is coming with us.

-Are you ready, Llew?

-Off we go, Cyw.

-How about this tree, Llew?

-It's too big.

-Next.

-How about this tree, Llew?

-No.

-How about this tree, Llew?

-Yes, it's perfect.

-Alaw is calling on my magic watch.

-How can I help you?

-What is the strangest thing

-that lives in a tree?

-I know of one strange animal

-that lives in the trees.

-It started its life living in water.

-The tree frog lives in trees.

-I know. Why don't we go

-on a nature adventure?

-Do you want to come with us, Alaw?

-Do you want to come with us, Alaw?

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-Yes.

-I'll see you in a minute.

-Cyw, head back to the house.

-We'll see you later.

-Come on, Llew.

-# Antur Natur Cyw #

-We're at the zoo in Blackpool.

-They have a tree frog here.

-Here it is.

-It's quite a bit bigger than those

-that live in Wales, isn't it?

-Most tree frogs live

-in Australia and Papua New Guinea.

-They live in forests.

-They also seem quite comfortable

-living near people...

-..wherever there's water.

-Because they're so happy

-amongst us...

-..they're very popular

-as exotic pets.

-The tree frog has

-sticky feet and hands.

-They help it climb without falling.

-These frogs are large.

-They can grow

-as long as 10cm in length.

-Female frogs are a bit larger

-than male frogs.

-The tree frog loves insects

-and spiders.

-To catch them...

-...it shoots out a long

-sticky tongue and swallows them.

-They can't jump very high.

-They're incredible climbers.

-They use glue on their

-fingers and stomachs...

-..to help them climb steep

-and wet slopes.

-Notice its colour. Yes, it's green.

-The scientific name for it

-is the Blue Frog.

-The first tree frog

-to reach the UK...

-..was pickled in a chemical

-that turned it blue.

-Have you enjoyed learning

-about the tree frog today?

-Yes.

-Yes.

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-Good. Off we go.

-# Antur Natur Cyw #

-Here we a... Ooh!

-It's cold, isn't it?

-How about we use the magic watch

-to get some warm coats...

-..and equipment

-to inspect the trees.

-Are you ready?

-There we are. That's a bit warmer.

-Are you ready to inspect the trees,

-Llew?

-Off we go.

-Trees can grow to be very old.

-They can be thousands of years old.

-They're very important

-for Wales's wildlife.

-It's raining, Alaw.

-Let's take shelter under the tree.

-There aren't any leaves on it.

-Do you know

-what kind of tree this is?

-Do you know, Llew? No.

-It's a sycamore.

-We use the wood

-to make instruments and furniture.

-You might have a table or chair

-made of sycamore at home.

-How tall is the tree?

-That's a good question, Alaw.

-Come with me.

-Let's learn how to measure

-a tree's height?

-We'll need three things.

-We need a tape measure...

-Thanks.

-A biro.

-And we'll need a friend.

-Do you want to be the friend?

-Do you want to be the friend?

-

-Yes.

-The first thing we do is close one

-eye and then measure the biro...

-..so it's the same height

-as the tree.

-We then bring the biro

-down like this.

-And then you need a friend.

-If you'd run

-to the bottom of the tree.

-Thanks, Alaw.

-Ready, Llew?

-I measure the tree with the biro.

-Can you run to your right, please,

-Alaw?

-Thanks.

-A bit further.

-And again.

-There we go, that's great.

-Thank you!

-What do you think, Llew?

-Very good, let's go and measure.

-There we are.

-Right, we'll use the tape measure.

-If you could stay

-exactly where you are.

-Just hold on to that end.

-I'll run it to the tree.

-Ready?

-Ready?

-

-Yes.

-Ready, Llew?

-There we are.

-It's 27 feet tall.

-It's 27 feet tall.

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-Wow!

-That's massive, isn't it?

-How about we get a bark rubbing

-of the sycamore tree?

-Come here.

-Here you are, Alaw.

-Thank you.

-Paper and a pencil.

-Let's start our bark rubbing.

-I've finished.

-Great.

-We'll put the paper

-on the clipboard.

-One for me.

-One for you.

-There we are.

-Let's go to see the next tree.

-Come with me.

-Here we are, Alaw.

-This is a cherry tree.

-They can grow up to 30 meters tall.

-Wow!

-Wow!

-

-Yes, wow!

-They're almost as tall

-as three double-decker buses.

-The way you tell it's a cherry tree

-is by feeling the bark.

-You can feel the rough cracks

-in the bark.

-Can you feel them?

-Can you feel them?

-

-Yes.

-If you look closely, you can see

-stripes within the bark.

-Light, dark, light, dark.

-Why don't we do a bark rubbing?

-Then, we can see the tree's pattern

-coming out on the paper.

-One paper for you.

-And one paper for me.

-So, we'll place the paper

-on the bark like this.

-We'll use the pencil

-to rub over the paper.

-Quite soon, we'll see the pattern

-of the bark come out on the paper.

-Let's keep that safe.

-On to the next tree.

-Look, Alaw. Look, Llew.

-This is a red cedar tree.

-They are some of the tallest trees

-in the world.

-It's incredibly tall.

-Much taller than you, me and Llew.

-Unlike the other trees we've seen

-today, this is an evergreen.

-That means it never loses

-its leaves.

-The leaves of a red cedar tree

-are shiny.

-They're a collection of very small

-leaves that make a big leaf.

-Do you want to see? There should be

-one on the floor somewhere.

-Here we are.

-Thanks, Alaw.

-You can see here

-a lot of small leaves.

-They create one big one.

-They're a bit shiny too.

-Yes, you're right, Llew.

-It would be a good idea

-to make a rubbing of the bark.

-Would you like some paper, Alaw?

-Would you like some paper, Alaw?

-

-OK.

-There we are.

-Have you finished, Alaw?

-Let's head back to the bench...

-..so we can take a better look

-at the rubbings.

-Come with us, Llew.

-Hello, Llew.

-Hello, Llew.

-Here we are, Alaw.

-Let's compare the rubbings, Alaw.

-This one has lines going across

-in a steady pattern.

-It's a cherry tree.

-This is the sycamore.

-The bark is a bit smoother.

-Yours is the same.

-This is the red cedar.

-You can see the bark is rougher.

-Have you enjoyed learning about

-the tree frog and trees, Alaw?

-Yes.

-I hope you've enjoyed at home too.

-Are you ready to go home now?

-Are you ready to go home now?

-

-Yes.

-I'll send you back

-with the magic watch.

-Bye, Alaw.

-Bye, Alaw.

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-Bye.

-# Antur Natur Cyw #

-Hello, everyone.

-What, Cyw?

-Well, Alaw and I have had

-a lot of fun with frogs.

-Do you want to see

-what we've learned?

-The tree frog lives in Australia.

-It's very happy living

-amongst people.

-They're very popular as exotic pets.

-They are big frogs.

-They're incredibly good climbers...

-..thanks to the glue on their

-fingers and stomach.

-Their favourite food is insects.

-Well, wasn't that interesting?

-I hope you enjoyed at home too.

-We'll see you next time

-on Antur Natur Cyw.

-Goodbye.

-# Antur Natur Cyw #

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