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Friday, 14 September 2018
Jaren's Inquiry
Information report
Bird name: Acarsic Eagle By Jaren
Introduction:
On a bright, sunny and windy day near the mountain or forest you may see lots of different kinds of birds that have different abilities. However, there is not a bird who can match up to the highly skilled Acarsic with its special abilities.
Description:
Acarsic is a smart,aggressive,wild and curious bird. Acarsic is a New Zealand bird and very special. Acarsics weighs about 3.2 kg because of its tight, fit muscles and large size. With its excellent feathers it can take off in strong wind and balance well in the air when flying.
Habitat:
The Acarsic is a rare, endangered bird and only lives in New Zealand trees such as in the Totara and Pine tree. It lives near a body of water like rivers around New Zealand. The Acarsic’s nest is made out of hay and sticks in a bowl formation. This nest creates a warm place for the Acarsic’s eggs to hatch.
Diet:
Acarsic eats rabbits, fish and worms. Acarsic’s beak is a large, pointy and could swallow a few large foods as it wants. Acarsic eats over one pound of food a day. Acarsic finds food on grass and rivers. Since baby Acarsic’s have small angle beak, it eats worms in its first age as it grows.Acarsic’s beak is a large, pointy and could swallow a few foods as it wants. Acarsic
Predators and threats
The number of Acarsic birds living in New Zealand has increased. The main reason for this is because they are recovering by drinking lots of water. Humans have set traps to kill the predators.
To help Acarsic birds:
To help Acarsic birds we must remove all bear traps near to their places and place the bear traps where the threats live so they won't be enabled to go through the Acarsics home and add some healthy food and water to keep them nice and healthy.
Conclusion:
Now we know from these facts, we know now know that Acarsic birds are harmless and kind to people. We also now know their habitat so if you are visiting in a mountain or a forest, please give some foods and clean water and protect them from their harmful enemies.
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