Tuesday, 27 March 2018

If you love animals you will read this




As I was Reading about sharks (black tips
) and that more and more are staying in North Carolina
and not going to Florida, I wondered: is there more animals
being affected by global warming?  




The Black tip shark is a very good hunter but this is not about that,
 it is about there mating they travel in the colder months to florida to mate.
Now if less and less go then less will breed so less and less will be born and if a group of black
tips are wiped out (like a group of pups) then the black tip species will go extinct in less than
a decade. For more Inform visit News.NationalGeographic.com


Another animal affected by global warming is The Harp seal is a cute ball of fluff
but there all going to die if we don’t take action like make little islands (oh I forgot to say that
polar bears eat them),  so that means the polar bear has less to hunt and eat so that polar bears
will kill more of the other type of seals, meaning more seal will die.
For more inform visit News.NationalGeographic.com


The lemuroid ringtail possum is a little polar bear it is white like a polar bear but is ev
en rarer because  of global warming + they can’t survive tempers of over 30C
And to make matter worse they eat damp leaves so these all ready rare animals will take a
even shorter time than  most affected by global warming.
For more inform visit www.theguardain.com  



The Sea turtles are going to die very soon with the warming of the earth the sand will warm
up cooking the eggs and kill the baby turtles and the swift of the currents will move the jellyfish
that they eat meaning that more and more turtles will starve.
 For more inform visit www.theguardain.com


Hawaiian honeycreeper are small birds and are very brightly coloured but there’s got one
thing that's going to get them if we keep going on the path where going on these little guys are
going to die because of mosquitoes they have a sickness that kills the honeycreepers.  
For more inform visit www.theguardain.com


Bramble Cay Melomys  a  small rodent that lives on a
SINKING ISLAND OF DEATH because of global warming and the sea rising this
drown more and more killing them but they're already dead or are they?  
For more inform visit www.theguardain.com

Sierra Nevada blue is a small butterfly who is very rare and have very little habitat
and because of global warming less and less snow is forming making them going
higher and higher were the habitat is not suitable the Sierra Nevada blue
 For more inform visit www.theguardain.com


So in conclusion all of these animals and more are going to die if we don’t stop
and just remember this is just the tip of the iceberg and there’s many more so stop
before it’s too late


By Miller with help by  The Guardian and Nat Geo

Wednesday, 21 March 2018

1st WPCA

cave stream was just not the best but that my opinion. I wasn't cold but it was SO hard I wasn't as fit as the others so I was behind and I'm claustrophobic(scared of tight space's) and yes I know that Cave Stream is safe but there's is no way that my Acrophobia(scared of hights) is not kicking in on that ladder I have been this scared one other time and that's going up the Auckland sky tower and the thing that scared me the most is the last climb up that ladder and then crawling to the end but oh heres the kicker I slipped on the ladder yes at that moment I thought that's it I'm going to die that's it bye world but then my foot hit the rock and then I  inturnly sceamed.
But it wasn't all bad saw a little eel and I got to be in a car with Jack One of My good friends, His dad, and Pippa. So Jack's a quiet kid never not made me laugh but IF you add Me a pack of fruit Brust and him then thing gets ugly then after two or three you have two sugar rush kid's sitting in the back yelling and fighting so let me tell you it's great not for them, the driver. Pippa is fun she can take a joke and is all ways ready to play a game like eye spy or what am I. so that's my Cave stream so you can say I cave in. so cave stream not the best 

Monday, 18 December 2017

S.L.J .2

Dear brother I am writing to you from New Zealand  I hope this letter gives you good luck better than i. one of the boats bring us to New Zealand hit a rock it ripped a hole it the bow it sunk quicker than a rock. But all it's not lost we spotted some seals laying on the rocks. So how is home how is Mum? Is she ok? How is the honey ale? How is the job I pray this letter makes it to you

Your brother Martin.

the summer learning journey 1.

1.    that the brothers were selfish and greedy

2.    that the north island is the fish and the south is the canoe

3.    That Māui is the youngest brother

Tuesday, 14 November 2017

is the referee...

Let's get one thing straight I do not like this topic for reasons I will tell you later but this has got me thinking can the referee ever be right? Hello, my names Miller and today I’m going to talk to you about can the referee be right.


No he/she can’t be if the referee chose to sideline one of the players the opposite side will be happy but the side that lost one of their players won’t, it’s a hard choice friends on both sides make one happy and the other mad.


But there is one silver lining the fair people will aid you, say “good call referee” and other  things, yes I know I don’t play sport but when I do get dragged to a game is like a battle of green Vs yellow or side Vs side it does matter there's an adult who thinks their child is the best and can do everything but they can’t there's a limit.


Sorry to get so heavy here's a joke, “hey bob”  “what” “what time is it?” “the new york times” ok now back to the heavy stuff




If your child starts to complain about the pains they have when play sports stop let them relax and I know that I'm a kid that does not play a sport I know that I can make a difference.

One reason for not liking sports is that I have glasses. the only time I can see really good is if I'm under the water with my goggles on or on land with my glass and you properly thinking to yourself oh just go swimming I can’t the water park thing we have here is shut.



Thanks for reading and bye for now

Tuesday, 31 October 2017