3. Nobody was SICK!!!!!

5. The largest lion was recorded to be nearly 317.5 kilos and nearly 11 foot long. A lion's roar can be heard from five miles away.

6. Lions can go four days without drinking. A lion's eyesight is five times better than a human being.

10. What are Monkeys? Monkeys are small to medium-sized primate animals. There are currently 264 known monkey species. Apes are not monkeys. Different monkey species eat a variety of foods. Some monkeys live on the ground, while others live in trees.

11. The Pygmy Marmoset is the smallest type of monkey, with adults weighing between 120 and 140 grams. The Mandrill is the largest type of monkey, with adult males weighing up to 35 kg.

12. ZEBRA

13. Information about Grevy’s Zebra Where they live: Kenya and northeast Ethiopia Habitat: Dry, semi-desert grasslands Size: Length (including tail): 250-275cm Shoulder height: up to 160cm Weight: Up to 450kg They can run up to 40mph

14. Threats: Habitat loss. Competition for grazing land and water. Hunting.

15. Named after 19th century French president, Jules Grevy. Gift by the emperor of Abyssinia, which is what Eithopia was once called.

16. In the wild Grevy's Zebras live in Kenya and Eithiopia but there are so few left that the future of their species is now endangered. It's important for their survival to increase the population and set up conservation projects.

17. By Nadia, Katie, Sophie L and Natasha

18. Different types of elephants – Asian elephants Live in India and Southeast Asia. Length: up to 6.4m Shoulder height: up to 3m Weight: Up to 5000kg

19. Different types of elephant – African elephants Live on the savannah grasslands in east and central Africa Size: Height at the shoulder, 6.6 to 9.8 ft Weight: 2,041 to 4,990 kg Length: 16.4 - 24.6 ft

20. What do they eat? Elephants are herbivores Things they eat: Fruit Grass Bark Roots Stems Vines Shrubs

21. FACTS!!! Both female and male African elephants have tusks. Female elephants are called cows. Risk from humans through poaching and changes to their habitat. An elephant’s trunk – 2 metres long – weigh up to 140 kg

22. By 7L What we did in… Don’t look so afraid it’s only a camera!!!

23. The Journeys

24. The Fruit Bat Journey

25. The Butterfly Journey

27. Oooohhh, loving the shades, Jon! Hello! Tasty, Tom?

28. The Educational Talk

29. The things we learnt about Skulls Adaptation in the Savannah Hissing cockroaches The seasons in the savannah Corn snakes

31. Thanks for listening!