1. Giraffes are Endangered Presentation
By: Jacob George
Nicely done - good information - good use of images and text to make an attractive presentation
Missing some information - food web needs to be tweaked

2. Giraffe Basics and Appearance
Giraffes live in various parts of Africa
Giraffes are very tall and furry
Giraffes eat grass and Acacia trees
Only live up to 25 years
Weigh between 1,600 and 3,000
Males become 17 ft tall
Females become 14 ft tall
Giraffe population is lowering due to humans

3. Food Web of the Giraffe
Need to rework this page - the thin lines are confusing

4. Food Web Explained
The sun gives energy to 3 main producers ( Acacia tree, grass and leaves)
The giraffe eats all of the producers the gazelle only eats grass
Then gazelles are eaten by hyenas
Lions eat the giraffe,hyena, and sometimes gazelles
Finally worms decompose everything and restart the cycle
Thin green lines show energy to the producers
Thin blue lines shows energy to the decomposer
Arrows show the relationships between predator and prey
Bacteria are also decomposers but worms are the main decomposers

5. The Problem There was 140k giraffes in 1999 Now there are 80k
The population has shrunk 40 percent in the last 30 years
The problem is from poachers
Poachers mainly kill for the fur for a profit
Humans taking land and food
Humans want to build their own houses
Humans use resources that giraffes also need
Humans use acacia trees for homes and construction

6. What Would Happen if Giraffes Go Extinct?
Grass would grow everywhere
It´s very hard to find giraffe population
Tigers will die off
And everything that eat tigers eat will die off
Other food webs will be affected
Humans will lose resources from other animals
Resources that animals need will be affected
Tigers would not sustain life because they would have a low amount of food sources

7. What Can We Do? We can donate to charities Protest
Show others statistics
Give information to important people
Physically help Giraffes
Become aware of the animals surrounding Giraffes
Help those animals
Stop poachers
Set up reservations

8. Works Cited
"Giraffes, Rarer than Elephants, Put on Extinction Watch List." WTNH Connecticut News. N.p., 07 Dec Web. 03 Feb
Dewast, Louise. "Giraffes in Danger of Extinction: Why Their Numbers Have Dropped."ABC News. ABC News Network, n.d. Web. 03 Feb
"FAQs." GiraffeConservation.org. N.p., n.d. Web. 03 Feb. 2017
"Are Giraffes an Endangered Species?" Reference. N.p., n.d. Web. 03 Feb