Kidlink November 9, 2006: "Living Things Where I Live"

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Living Things Where I Live
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Thursday November 9, 2006 at 16:00 GMT

Chat about interesting animals, people, and plants where you live.

Some living "things" where other kids live...

Courtenay from Australia : well i come from an Aboriginal family,we practise our culture whenever we can. this is a picture of my dad practicing our indidginous culture.
Well there is a lot of living things where I live, which is South Africa. We have a zoo a few minutes away, filled with lions, girraffes, elephants and lots of other wild animals. We also have a nature reserve, in the middle of our town, called Naval Hill. Here all the animals don't live in cages. There are no cannibals there though. Anyway we also have lots of trees and plants. Hope to hear about all the living things in your town. Venna from South Africa
Robert from United States : The picture one I took of a stingray at the downtown aquarium.
Once a dry desert in the 1800's, Fresno city has become the largest raison-producing city in the world. With a population of about 420,600, the citizens produce more raison than any city in the world and produces more agricultural products than any city in the United States. Because of its large produce of raisons, it is known as the raison capital of the world. Agricultural products can only be produce because of its rich soil. In the 1800?s, this wasn?t possible until people started to mine gold in California. They soon brought water with them after the gold rush and now, Fresno is known for its agricultural product. Hoeurt from United States
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