3. Description
The salamander is a specie amphibian family
urodelo Salamandridae.
Adults aged 18 to 25 cm including the tail, with
females slightly larger. In exceptional cases may
reach 28 or 30 cm. Thick body and short tail, no
dorsal or caudal crest.
Habitat
It is a nocturnal animal, but may be active
during the day if the relative humidity is
high, on rainy days or foggy, and when the
temperature is cool but more than 3 ° C. By
day takes refuge under leaf litter, fallen
trees or under rocks.
Larvae are found in streams and clean
water sources.
4. MALVASÍA CARIBLANCA
Its preferred Habitat are the gaps of freshwater or brackish
(generally of less than 2 meters deep), with wide belt of
vegetation surrounding and vegetation.
Su hábitat preferido son las lagunas de agua dulce o salobre
(generalmente de menos de 2 metros de profundidad), con
ancho cinturón de vegetación perilagunar y vegetación
semisumergida.
5. The Malvasía bald is an anátida from 43 to 48 cm in length,
with a wingspan of 62 to 70 cm. His body is plump; his head is
large and stiff tail, which maintains vertical frequently. The
male has a white head with a narrow black Crown, neck and
brown body and a long tail at wedding time generally upright.
La Malvasía cabeciblanca es una anátida de 43 a 48 cm de
largo, con una envergadura alar de 62 a 70 cm. Su cuerpo es
rechoncho; su cabeza es grande y su cola tiesa, que mantiene
vertical frecuentemente.
El macho tiene la cabeza blanca con un estrecho píleo negro,
el cuello y cuerpo pardusco, y una cola larga que en época
nupcial suele llevar erguida.
6. One of the main threats for the species is hybridization with the
cinnamon Malvasia, American species introduced to Great Britain and
other countries in Northern Europe and is growing both in number and
in the area of reproduction.
Una de las principales amenazas de la especie es la hibridación con la
malvasía canela, especie americana introducida en Gran Bretaña y
otros países del norte de Europa y que está en expansión tanto en
número como en su área de reproducción.
7. OSPREY
Name: Gypaetus
barbatus
Eat: It's a vulture than
other birds of prey like.
It is named for its
habit of tracing bones
and shells to great
heights to release, split
them against the rocks
and to eat them for
food.
8. Live:Today you can see in the Cantabrian Mountains and
Pyrenees.
The osprey live in mountainous and rugged, equipped with
large ravines or cliffs from which to throw their catch to
feed them.
10. The Bustards (Otididae) are a
family of birds including the
bustards Gruiformes and little
bustards.
11. How are they?
The bustards are omnivorous and nest on the
ground. They walk upright on its strong legs
and big toes. Their wings are long.
Females lay three to five dark and mottled
eggs in an area dug in the ground where the
hatch on their own.
13. its large size makes the big fishing boats are attracted to
the trade by the valuable species SPECIES
CONSUMPTION OF THAT MAKES START DISAPPEAR!
For example, have been sold and other countries, more
than 173,000 euros for tuna of 200 kilos.
14. Where you live?
red tunalive mainly in the pelagic
ecosystem of the North Atlantic
and adjacent seas, particularly in
the Mediterranean Sea.
15. Its scientific name is …
Thunnus albacares
FEATURES...His flesh is pink and has a capacity to carry oxygen hig
than other fish species.
18. T he Iberian ibex is a species with strong sexual dimorphism,
like many other cattle. The females are about 1.20 meters long and
60 tall at the withers, weighing between 30 and 45 kilos. It has horns
very short and closely resembles a domestic goat, domestic goat
but would have its origin in the bezoar goat
19. La cabra montesa es una
especie con fuerte
dimorfismo sexual, al igual
que muchos otros
bóvidos. Las hembras
miden unos 1,20 metros
de largo y otros 60 de
altura en la cruz, pesando
entre 30 y 45 kilos. Tiene
cuernos bastante cortos y
se parece bastante a una
cabra doméstica, aunque
la cabra doméstica tendría
su origen en la cabra
bezoar
