Fishy False Teeth - Summer Learning Journey Day 26.

 Kia Ora/Hello, 

Today for our last activity we had to prove that if The Triggerfish is real. I enjoyed this activity because it was super fun to do and I enjoyed researching about it and I was really surprised because I haven't seen a fish like this. I found nothing hard in this activity because everything was straightforward!

Facts about the fish: This fish was first found in Malaysia, a country in located in Asia. The triggerfish has 40 species, people say that the male triggerfishes can be very aggressive and sometimes even dangerous. They are known to be very colourful, their scientific name is: Balistidae. They are found in tropical and subtropical oceans throughout the world. A Queen triggerfish average size is from a 2 to 5 lbs and rarely exceeds from 10 lbs. Did you know some people have ate the Trigger Fish? Some of the Trigger Fish are . . . Lagoon triggerfish, Reef triggerfish, Clown triggerfish and Titan triggerfish, There are many more but most of them you can find on google! 

Here is my google drawing and why I think that the Trigger Fish is real and isn't a Hoax:

False Teeth - Summer Learning Journey Day 2.

 For my 2nd activity today we watched a video about these two men fishing and one sneezes and his dentures fall out and the other man keeps laughing so when he catches a fish he takes out his own dentures and put them in the fish's mouth, he shows his friends and he think they are his so then he tries them on and finds out he's pranking him so throws his friends dentures in the water so they both dont have any.

I found this pretty fun because we got a already made comic and we had to try and write what we thought they would be dsaying in the scene. Here is a link to the original video: Click Here. 

I enjoyed doing this because it was fun and we could make them say practically anything. Here is what I created: