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    The document summarizes information about the pudu deer, including: - It is one of the smallest deer in the world, weighing up to 10 kg, with reddish-brown fur and small white spots. - It lives solitary in temperate forests of Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Chile and adjacent Argentina. - Its diet consists mainly of leaves, shoots, ferns, grasses and some fruits. - Threats include habitat loss and fragmentation from human settlement as well as predation by domestic dogs. Conservation efforts aim to survey populations, strengthen protected areas, and develop alternative livelihoods to reduce hunting.

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    The document summarizes information about the pudu deer, including: - It is one of the smallest deer in the world, weighing up to 10 kg, with reddish-brown fur and small white spots. - It lives solitary in temperate forests of Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Chile and adjacent Argentina. - Its diet consists mainly of leaves, shoots, ferns, grasses and some fruits. - Threats include habitat loss and fragmentation from human settlement as well as predation by domestic dogs. Conservation efforts aim to survey populations, strengthen protected areas, and develop alternative livelihoods to reduce hunting.

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    The document summarizes information about the pudu deer, including: - It is one of the smallest deer in the world, weighing up to 10 kg, with reddish-brown fur and small white spots. - It lives solitary in temperate forests of Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Chile and adjacent Argentina. - Its diet consists mainly of leaves, shoots, ferns, grasses and some fruits. - Threats include habitat loss and fragmentation from human settlement as well as predation by domestic dogs. Conservation efforts aim to survey populations, strengthen protected areas, and develop alternative livelihoods to reduce hunting.

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    The document summarizes information about the pudu deer, including: - It is one of the smallest deer in the world, weighing up to 10 kg, with reddish-brown fur and small white spots. - It lives solitary in temperate forests of Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Chile and adjacent Argentina. - Its diet consists mainly of leaves, shoots, ferns, grasses and some fruits. - Threats include habitat loss and fragmentation from human settlement as well as predation by domestic dogs. Conservation efforts aim to survey populations, strengthen protected areas, and develop alternative livelihoods to reduce hunting.

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    ANNE DEL CARPIO GONZALES

    FINAL PROJECT
    IDEAS ACTIVITIES
    Review unit 11 of the e-book for the Use the introduction in workbook one to
    recommended video. watch the hummingbird video.
    Review, listen, and annotate recommended Attention was paid to the classes taught by
    videos. the instructor in the explanation of the topics.

    The application that we will use edit our We use this Cap-Cut app because it has
    video will be Cap-Cut. various editing options.
    We search reliable internet pages for our The reliable pages in which we looked for the
    information. information were google academic and
    chamedia
    We organize the structure for the We corrected the grammatical errors
    distribution of information in the team. presented in the information of each
    member.

    PUDU
    PUDU CHARACTERISTICS
    It is one of the smaller deer in the world.
    There are two subspecies different, the southern pudu and the northern pudu.
    It is approximately 40 cm tall compared to a dog that measures between 40 cm to 60 cm.
    It is weight is littler up to 10 kg.
    It has thick, dark reddish-brown fur and has some small white spots. It is a fearful and elusive
    animal, which hides in the vegetation.
    He lives lonely. It is classification is mammalian and its reproduction is viviparous in which each
    year it only has one baby.

    PUDU HABITAT
    He lives in temperate forests.
    The northern pudú inhabits the Andes natural of Colombia, Peru and Ecuador.
    Peru is located between these two countries.
    On the other hand, the pudú of southern Chile that is below Peru and adjacent areas of
    Argentina.

    PUDU DIET
    It basically feeds on leaves and young shoots of trees and shrubs, but it also eats ferns, grasses,
    flowers and some fruits.

    WHY IS THE PUDU IN DANGER OF EXTINCTION?

    This species was considered to be threatened in light of continued decline, and because the
    remaining small populations fragment into numerous subpopulations in the central Andes of
    Colombia, Ecuador, and northern Peru.

    Indirect estimates based on past distribution and habitat loss would consider the species to be
    in marked decline due to habitat reduction and expansion of human settlement.
    However, there is currently insufficient information available to quantitatively measure threats
    and rates of decline and for this reason the species is reassessed as Data Deficient.

    Northern Pudu was intensively exploited by local people from the 1950s to the early 1980s.
    Today, however, habitat conversion and predation by domestic dogs are worse threats.

    PUDU CONSERVATION MEASURES

    Recommended conservation actions include:

    Conduct comprehensive status surveys and develop a research program to determine ecology,
    habitat requirements, population biology, and extent of threats.

    We must strengthen the management of existing protected areas when necessary; in areas
    where subsistence hunting proves to be a serious threat.

    We must go making alternative subsistence schemes or more sustainable harvest methods;


    develop conservation education programs and increase enforcement if necessary.

    Grammar structures

    1. Simple Present tense, present continuos


    2. Past simple
    3. Adjectives
    4. Comparatives
    5. Prepositions of place

    1-Simple Present tense, present continuos


    -Has
    -Lives
    -Feeds
    -Eats
    -Making

    2-Past Simple 4-Comparatives


    -Was -Smaller
    -Exploited -Littler
    -Based -more sustainable

    3-Adjectives 5-Prepositions of place


    - Fearful -Between
    -Different -Below
    -Elusive
    -Lonely
    -Some
    -Natural
    -Worse

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