Pennod 8 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 #

-Yes, OK. I'll get it now.

-It's just a spider.

-Hello, everyone. I'm Gethin.

-Here's Cyw.

-We love anything to do with nature.

-We learn about animals

-and make things to help them.

-Today, we're taking

-this spider back outside.

-It's only small.

-There we go.

-We've caught the spider

-safe and sound.

-Who wants to help me release it?

-Triog, where's everyone gone?

-Are you willing to help us?

-Thank you. Off we go.

-I think the spider would be happier

-in the woods where there's shade.

-Here we go.

-The perfect place

-to release the spider.

-There he goes.

-The magic watch.

-Hello, Noa.

-I know what you want to ask.

-You want to know more

-about the world's largest spider.

-The tarantula

-is the largest spider in the world.

-I know.

-Let's have a nature adventure.

-Do you want to come, Triog?

-Do you want to come, Noa?

-See you soon.

-Tarantulas don't live in the wild

-in Wales.

-We're visiting a zoo in Blackpool.

-There are over 800 different kinds

-of tarantulas in the world.

-Small tarantulas...

-..large tarantulas...

-..and some huge tarantulas.

-You can find tarantulas

-in the jungle or desert.

-You'll find most in hot countries.

-Tarantulas like to live

-in warm countries.

-Some tarantulas live in forests.

-Others live in holes in the ground.

-They don't use their web

-like the spiders we have at home.

-They use their web

-to create doors and walls...

-..to make them more comfortable

-in their holes.

-Scientists claim

-tarantulas have been on the Earth...

-..for millions of years.

-They haven't changed much at all.

-The tarantula has eight legs,

-eight eyes and two sharp teeth.

-The tarantula's favourite food

-is insects.

-Larger tarantulas will eat

-mice, birds, toads and lizards.

-The way they hunt is clever.

-Instead of waiting ages

-to catch insects in their web...

-..as other spiders do...

-..they creep quietly before

-diving on their prey to catch it.

-If they feel threatened, they have

-spiky hairs under their stomach.

-If they're attacked, they shoot

-the spikes at their attackers.

-Tarantulas shed their skin often

-as they grow up.

-Tarantulas can also grow new legs.

-They're very clever.

-These days,

-tarantulas are popular as pets.

-This shop, in Connah's Quay,

-sells all kinds of spiders.

-Think long and hard

-before buying one.

-They can live to be 30 years old.

-Have you enjoyed learning

-about tarantulas?

-Right, off we go.

-Today, Noa, Triog and myself will

-show you how to build a shade...

-..for the little creatures

-that live outside.

-Here we go.

-Branches and leaves.

-Two things you can find

-in the garden...

-..to make a home for a hedgehog.

-Isn't that right?

-Step to one side. Thanks.

-The first thing we need to do...

-..is make a comfortable bed

-for the hedgehog.

-Some leaves on the ground first.

-Scatter them on the ground.

-Throw them on the ground.

-A little more.

-That should be warm enough

-for the hedgehog.

-Right, next we need the large

-branches - not the small branches.

-The larger ones at the bottom.

-Grab the larger branches.

-We'll use the branches

-to make a triangle shape.

-A little wigwam shelter

-for the cold weather.

-We need to keep the triangle shape.

-It's a great place to sleep.

-Well done. That's a good one.

-The next thing we do is scatter

-leaves over the branches.

-Be careful. We don't want

-to put too many on the house.

-If we're lucky,

-a hedgehog will come here to live.

-Well done, Noa, I think we've built

-a good home for the hedgehog.

-Let's move on to the next place.

-Off we go.

-Here we go.

-Next, a home for the spiders.

-They need something smaller.

-We'll start with this piece of wood.

-We'll place it here.

-Place stones or old bricks

-against the wood.

-Next, the bricks.

-Here we go.

-Next, place the bark

-over the bricks.

-And then grass to cover it all.

-There we go. Great.

-And a little bit more.

-More grass.

-Well done.

-Right then, branches next.

-Finally, we should put

-some grass on top of this.

-Some leaves too.

-We'll be done then.

-There we go.

-That's a wonderful home

-for the spiders.

-Let's move on to the next one.

-Off we go. Come on.

-The final hideaway.

-This is for a toad or frog.

-Stay there and I'll start

-digging a hole for the frog.

-Almost done.

-There we go.

-A small spade to shape the hole.

-Watch your hands. Watch your hands.

-There we go. Well done.

-A small hole for the front door.

-There we go.

-Next, some sand.

-Here's some.

-Just a little sand first.

-Like this -

-a little sand at the bottom.

-Shape it like a bowl.

-Make it nice and smooth

-for the toad.

-There we go. Well done.

-Next, we need a slate.

-I'll move that to one side.

-Here comes the slate.

-Watch yourself. There we go.

-Place the slate like that.

-Leave enough room

-for the toad to go in and sleep.

-We place a heavy slate here

-because if someone stands on it...

-..it won't harm the toad inside.

-Have you enjoyed

-learning about tarantulas?

-Yes? Good.

-Are you ready to go?

-Off you go.

-Ta-ta, Noa.

-Hello, everyone.

-Noa and I have been having

-lots of fun with the tarantula.

-Do you want to know what we learnt?

-Noa wanted to know

-about the world's largest spiders.

-Tarantulas.

-They like living in warm places,

-in a hole in the ground...

-..or in the woods.

-They have eight legs and eight eyes.

-One large eye in the middle

-has three eyes around it.

-When they grow,

-they shed their skin.

-They can grow new legs

-if they need to.

-Well, that was interesting.

-I hope you enjoyed at home too.

-We'll see you next time

-on Antur Natur.

-Cheerio.

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