Pennod 12 Gwdihw

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-Hello there. Are you ready

-to learn more about animals?

-Yes? Well, you've come to

-the right place. Welcome to Gwdihw.

-Today, we'll see camels.

-There are some beautiful peacocks.

-Ducks and geese.

-What's on Tref's mind?

-First, we join Elis.

-My animal.

-I'm Elis and I have two tortoises.

-These are Russian

-Horsefield tortoises...

-..called Syr Wynff and Plwmsan.

-They're about five years old.

-They were Christmas presents.

-I called them

-Syr Wynff and Plwmsan...

-..because I'm a fan

-of Syr Wynff and Plwmsan.

-They eat tomatoes,

-cucumbers and lettuce.

-And carrots.

-We feed them once a day.

-They drink water.

-They have a bath

-two or three times a week.

-I clean their home every week.

-They are coldblooded creatures.

-We use a lamp to keep them warm.

-Once, my sister and I

-let them loose around the house.

-They hid under the sofa.

-We got them back in the end!

-A tortoise's shell

-is made out of 60 different bones.

-That's why the shell

-has so many different patterns.

-They can live for a long time.

-Some live until

-they're 150 years old.

-Tortoises are fast -

-they can beat me in a race.

-HOOTER

-Erm, maybe not.

-I'm great friends

-with Syr Wynff and Plwmsan.

-Tref's Three

-Hello.

-I'm Tref, the world's best dog.

-I'm an animal expert.

-Today, I'll name three animals

-that begin with T.

-T for tiger.

-The tiger is a cat.

-Miaow, miaow.

-But not a normal cat. Oh, no.

-It's the world's largest cat.

-No stripy tiger

-is the same as another.

-Unlike cats, tigers like to swim.

-The tiger is a dangerous animal

-so don't play with one!

-Secondly, T for tylluan (owl).

-Tu-whit-tu-whoo. Tu-whit-tu-whoo.

-Another Welsh word for the owl

-is gwdihw!

-The owl is a pretty bird.

-It sleeps during the day

-and is awake at night.

-Some owls can eat

-over a thousand mice every year.

-They can turn their heads

-right around.

-Why, I hear you ask.

-Because they can't move their eyes.

-Thirdly, T for tarantula.

-Yuck! This is a large spider.

-If you see one, run away quickly!

-It also has eight eyes.

-If it loses a leg,

-it can grow a new one.

-Wow!

-Thankfully, there are none here.

-That's Tref's three.

-Argh!

-Don't be so silly, Tref.

-Let's draw a picture.

-Do you know what this is?

-Yes, it's a cat.

-Miaow.

-On The Farm.

-I'm Owain and here's my brother

-Morgan and sister Siwan.

-We live on Bryn Derw Farm.

-There are different kinds of birds

-on the farm.

-Ducks, geese, hens and quails.

-I look after the geese.

-They don't have names.

-I feed them corn twice a day.

-The goose is a female

-and the gander is the male.

-Geese can live

-until they're 25 years old.

-These geese are a year old...

-..and they've been with us

-since they were eggs.

-If you're not careful, they'll

-chase you and make a loud noise.

-Hiss!

-The geese sleep here at night.

-I lock them in each night

-and leave them out every morning.

-I look after the ducks.

-They can fly and one hit Mam once!

-Ducks are very tame.

-They want to be your friend.

-Some ducks can fly thousands

-of miles across the world.

-These can't. They stay here with us.

-They sleep in here.

-Let's check for eggs.

-This is a quail. They're very small.

-We've had them for a month.

-They are brown, black,

-white and yellow.

-I like them.

-This is a hen's egg.

-This is a duck's egg - it's bigger.

-This is a goose's egg -

-it's even bigger.

-We visit local shows.

-We won this prize for the goose.

-These are first and second prizes

-for the eggs.

-This is a trophy

-we won for the eggs.

-We'll be back

-for more eggs tomorrow.

-Are you ready for a quiz?

-Which creature makes this sound?

-A dolphin?

-A zebra?

-Or a frog?

-Would you like to hear

-the sound again?

-Do you know the answer?

-It's a frog.

-A frog makes this sound.

-Amazing Animal

-Right, you'll have heard

-of people riding a horse.

-Or a donkey. Or even an elephant.

-Did you know

-that people also ride camels?

-Camels have humps on their back -

-these have two each.

-Some only have one.

-They are usually found

-in the wild in Africa and Asia.

-People have been riding them

-for over 5,000 years.

-They're used to living in places

-with little water.

-They can go half a year

-without drinking!

-That's amazing.

-They usually eat plants.

-When they're angry,

-they spit at you.

-I'd better not make this one angry.

-Their coat keeps them warm

-when it's cold...

-..and cold when it's hot.

-Pity this doesn't do the same.

-Talking of coats, our next animal

-has an amazing coat.

-Colourful feathers.

-Elgan and Owain

-visited the peacocks.

-We're visiting Castell Gwydir.

-There are peacocks here.

-Where are they?

-They're here somewhere.

-I've found one of these.

-Here's one.

-These are Indian peacocks.

-The male has beautiful feathers.

-They look like colourful eyes.

-That's the female.

-They're not as pretty -

-they're brown and grey.

-They can live

-until they're 20 years old.

-This is older than I am!

-This family of peacocks

-has been here for 200 years.

-Their great great great great great

-great grandparents once lived here.

-What sound does a peacock make?

-What sound does a peacock make?

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-Wargh!

-Wargh-wargh!

-Wow! What beautiful birds.

-Elgan and Owain were lucky

-to see the peacock's feathers.

-They don't show them all the time.

-That's all for today.

-If you want to try the Gwdihw quiz,

-visit our website.

-You can also draw a picture there.

-Join us next time for more

-incredible animals on Gwdihw.

-# There are lots of creatures

-in our world

-# Some have fur,

-others have feathers

-# In the sea, on land, or high above

-# Which creatures do you like?

-# Have you had a ride

-on a camel or horse?

-# Do you know how big a whale grows?

-# Why does a kangaroo have a pouch?

-# The answers are all on Gwdihw

-# There are lots of creatures

-in our world

-# Some have fur,

-others have feathers

-# In the sea, on land, or high above

-# Which creatures do you like? #

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