Pennod 26 Gwdihw

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-Hello and welcome to Gwdihw.

-Today, I've come to Chester Zoo

-to see the zebras.

-Coming up, we'll pay a visit

-to Tomos and Fflur.

-We'll call at Ysgol Dihewyd.

-And we'll see a kite in its habitat.

-First, over to Lois and the vet.

-The vet.

-I'm Lois. I've come with

-Dafydd the vet to Borth Animalarium.

-Dafydd looks after animals.

-He makes sure

-they're healthy and happy.

-Today, we've come to see wallabies.

-Here are the wallabies.

-There are several wallabies here.

-One of them has a bad tooth.

-She's having treatment

-to make it better...

-..but we've come here

-to see how she's getting on.

-What's the difference

-between a kangaroo and a wallaby?

-There isn't much,

-apart from a kangaroo's much bigger.

-How old is the wallaby

-we've come to see?

-She's about 15,

-which is quite old for a wallaby.

-They can live until they're 20,

-so 15 is quite old.

-Where do wallabies come from?

-Where do wallabies come from?

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-They come from Australia.

-What do they eat?

-What do they eat?

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-They eat grass and leaves.

-How do they move?

-As you can see, they move

-by bouncing on their back legs.

-They can move very quickly.

-They use their long tail to maintain

-balance while they move quickly.

-Where do they keep their young?

-Wallabies and kangaroos...

-..carry their young in a pouch

-at the bottom of their bellies.

-The young are called joeys.

-They can live in the pouch

-for up to a year.

-Has that wallaby had a baby?

-Yes, a female.

-There she is.

-Why is she white?

-Young wallabies are usually the

-same colour - brown or grey/brown.

-From time to time,

-a white one is born, but it's rare.

-Let's look at the wallaby.

-There we are.

-We'll start with the head.

-Can you see

-the right side of the face...

-..where she's lost her hair?

-That's where her bad tooth was.

-Can you see that small hole?

-The pus seeped out of that.

-We're giving the wallaby medication

-and she is improving slowly.

-Will the hair grow back?

-Once that's dried,

-the hair will grow back.

-So she'll be fine.

-So she'll be fine.

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-Yes.

-It'll take time

-but she'll be fine in the end.

-It's time for the quiz.

-Which of these animals

-makes this noise?

-A horse?

-A wolf?

-Or a leopard?

-Let's hear it again.

-Do you know?

-Well, a wolf howls likes that.

-My pet.

-I'm Tomos.

-I'm Tomos.

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-I'm Fflur.

-We have guinea pigs.

-They're almost three years old.

-We've had them

-since they were babies.

-The brown and white one

-is called Twts...

-..because Mam used to call me Twts,

-and the black one's called Bwts...

-..because Mam used to call Tomos

-Bwts.

-They eat dandelions.

-And carrots, muesli and nuggets.

-They gnaw everything.

-Yes. They gnaw wood, hair

-and even clothes.

-They live here.

-Dad built the hutch.

-They're always gnawing their way

-through the floor.

-We've bought fruit made out of wood

-for them now to nibble instead.

-Cute.

-Cute.

-What are you doing to me?!

-Their poo looks like sweets.

-Eurgh!

-They make a screechy sound

-like this.

-We love Twts and Bwts.

-Tref's Three.

-Hello! I'm Tref, an animal expert.

-Today, I will name three creatures

-that begin with the letter E.

-First, E for epa (ape).

-Apes walk on two legs

-and they don't have tails.

-Types of apes include gorillas...

-..chimpanzees...

-..orang-utans...

-..and, believe it or not, humans!

-They say

-that humans are a type of ape!

-I'm glad I'm a dog.

-Secondly, E for ebol (foal).

-A foal is a baby horse.

-After it's born, it can walk

-and trot almost immediately!

-Wow!

-A foal's leg

-is almost the same size...

-..as it'll be

-when the animal's fully grown.

-That's why their legs look so long

-when they're young.

-Thirdly, E for estrys (ostrich).

-This is the largest bird

-in the world.

-It's been around

-since the age of the dinosaurs.

-Ostriches don't fly.

-They can grow

-to be almost three metres tall.

-That's a lot taller than humans.

-It's also the fastest animal

-on two legs.

-It can run as fast as a horse!

-Did you know that its eyes

-are bigger than its brain?

-It really is!

-Thanks, Tref.

-I said

-I was going to look for zebras.

-Look what's behind me here.

-They're very similar to horses.

-Well, they're from the same family.

-Like horses, their hearing and sight

-are very good.

-They can also sleep standing up.

-They have black and white stripes

-so they can hide in their habitat.

-No two zebras have the same pattern.

-Every zebra's different.

-We go to Ysgol Dihewyd next

-to collect eggs.

-At school.

-We keep hens at the school.

-We have at least six or seven eggs

-every day.

-We collect the eggs twice a day

-every day.

-There are six eggs today.

-But the children

-don't eat or sell the eggs.

-They let them hatch.

-This is our incubator.

-We keep eggs in it for 21 days.

-Then they hatch.

-This chick hatched this morning.

-The shell breaks

-and the chick comes out the egg.

-Over there are the hatched chicks.

-Three weeks ago, we had 12 eggs.

-We now have ten chicks.

-They hatched yesterday

-and this morning.

-When a chick hatches,

-it's soaking wet.

-They feel cold.

-They feel like they've been

-in the fridge for an hour.

-After the chicks hatch...

-..they go under the infra-red lamp

-to keep warm.

-These were born yesterday

-or this morning.

-These were born five days ago.

-The chicks

-can be many different colours.

-Ours are black and yellow.

-It takes six months

-for the chick to grow into a hen.

-Their feet feel spiky.

-It's really cute and it's soft.

-Draw a picture.

-Can you guess which animal this is?

-Yes, a giraffe with a long neck.

-Amazing animal.

-These are kites.

-Large, beautiful birds.

-They have very long wings.

-From one wingtip to the other...

-..a kite is almost as big

-as a very tall man.

-They have grey heads

-and bright eyes.

-They see everything from high above.

-They can dive to the ground at speed

-to catch small animals such as mice.

-They like to be in woodland.

-So, next time

-you're near woodland...

-..look up

-to see if you can spot one.

-That's it from Gwdihw for now.

-I hope you've enjoyed getting

-to know all the wonderful animals...

-..as much as I have.

-If you want to have some fun,

-then visit our website.

-You can draw a picture

-and make a video of your pet.

-For now, goodbye!

-# There are lots of creatures

-in our great world

-# Some have fur,

-others have feathers

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

-# Which creatures do you like?

-# Have you touched

-a hedgehog's spines?

-# Or milked a goat or fed a fox?

-# Have you seen an unusual animal?

-# What about a hippo,

-wolf or terrapin

-# There are lots of creatures

-in our great world

-# Some have fur,

-others have feathers

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

-# Which creatures do you like? #

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