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ECOSISTEMAS
(Zoológico de Chapultepec)
Integrantes: Luis Ángel Cardona Jiménez
Santiago Isaías Navarro Aguayo
Docente: Flor Guadalupe Flores Martínez
F e c h a : 0 5 / 11 / 2 0 2 4
Materia: Cultura Digital I

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Plantel: cd. Satélite Morelos

INTRODUCCIÓN:
of ecosystems and the need to protect them. By replicating habitats such as jungles, deserts
and aquatic areas, zoos allow visitors to get up close and personal with the diversity of
wildlife and their interconnectedness, fostering a deeper respect for the environment.
Ecosystems in zoos represent microcosms of natural biodiversity, where they seek to recreate
environments that imitate the living conditions of various animal and plant species. These
spaces not only serve as a refuge for endangered animals, but also play a crucial role in
environmental education and conservation. Through research and education, zoos promote
awareness of the importance
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index:
 Tropical forest
 Temperate forest
 Savannah
 Desert
 Grassland
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Introducción:
This text format will talk about the ecosystem of the Chapultepec Zoo, Mexico City, Federal District.
This zoo presents 5 ecosystems within it such as the tropical forest, temperate forest, savannah,
desert and the grassland. In its ecosystems live elephants, monkeys, bighorn sheep and even species
that are in danger of extinction such as the Mexican wolf, the jaguar, the axolotl, pandas, parakeets
and several species of insects.
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Desarrollo:
One of the attractions of Mexico City remains the Chapultepec Zoo. Ideal for a day out with the
family. Historically, each society has had its needs and even its preferences regarding the fauna that
shared its own environment. Proof of this is that in the time of Alexander the Great, spaces were
created to preserve certain species of animals, and it was then that the concept of the zoo as we
know it today was born. However, before that time there were sophisticated cultures such as the
Chinese and the Egyptians that built “Acclimatization Gardens” or “Intelligence Gardens” where
animals lived in suitable spaces. Both institutions, if they were not the first zoos, did show the
importance that these people gave to nature in those times.
The first stone was laid on July 6, 1923 and its inauguration was in 1924. This enclosure represents
one of the most emblematic sites in Mexico City and is considered the “National Zoo” and one of the
best in Latin America.
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Animals:
Elephants:
• can consume all kinds of grass, leaves from
trees and bushes, roots, tubers, seeds, fruits or
tree bark.
• They are exclusively herbivorous mammals
whose main characteristic – in addition to
their large size – is their long trunk and
enormous ears.
• Elephants need large land areas to survive
and meet their ecological needs, such as food,
water and space.
• Elephants live around 60-70 years
Pandas:
• Must eat between 26 and 84 pounds (12
and 38 kg) of bamboo each day
• Have white fur with black patches around
the eyes, ears, snout, shoulders, and limbs
• Increase the area of panda habitat under
legal protection, Create green corridors to
link isolated pandas, Patrol against
poaching, illegal logging, and
encroachment,
Monkeys:
• feed on fruits, seeds, chestnuts, flowers,
gums, nectar, mushrooms, sap, eggs,
insects, arachnids, small vertebrates
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• They are mammals, with four prehensile
limbs and a tail, with a body covered with
various fur
• a large and safe enclosure, the
construction of which can be expensive.
• Monkeys live around 12-27 years
depending on their species
Axolotl:
• small crustaceans, insect larvae, worms,
slugs, snails, earthworms, tadpoles and some
fish.
 • The Mexican
axolotl retains its tadpole dorsal fin that extends
almost all the way across its body, which
measures 15 to 30 centimetres in length
 • Keep its
environment with very good quality water.
Prepare a large aquarium of 70-100 cm, and
about 15 cm deep
 • Axolotls can
live up to 20 years
Mexican wolf:
 • They feed on
deer, sheep, antelopes, hares, and rodents
 • They have
large heads with thick snouts, bushy tails, large
paws, and long legs.
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 • Conservation
actions for the species consist of rehabilitation,
release of specimens, and monitoring of the
population in the wild, as well as mitigating the
risks that the specimens face.
 • The wolf lives
about 2-8 years
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Conclusion:
In conclusion, ecosystems in zoos are
extremely important, since the animals that live
there can live for many years and in some cases
may be in danger of extinction. In the zoo, they
can be monitored and cared for for their
procreation, their life extension, or so that they
do not run the risk of something happening to
them in the forests that ends with their
extinction. And to reflect, I could say that we
must take great care of the animals, since most
of them are in danger of extinction...
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ECOSISTEMAS

Integrantes: Luis Ángel Cardona Jiménez

Santiago Isaías Navarro Aguayo

Docente: Flor Guadalupe Flores Martínez

Materia: Cultura Digital I

Plantel: cd. Satélite Morelos

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