Hello there! Welcome again to Blogitty Blog-Blog! So for this post, we will be talking about our Science field trip to UPLB. In UPLB, we learned many things about plants and animals. And even though the trip was long and tiring, there were many fun and exciting moments. We had this field trip so that we could learn more about biodiversity. And so we could understand more about it. This is also why we decided to join the field trip. We joined the field trip so we could learn and understand more about biodiversity. We expected this field trip to be very interesting. And, we also expected it to be jam-packed with fun. fun. and more fun. Before the actual field trip, we all felt very excited because we were going to UPLB. We also felt a little bit tired because we were leaving TLT very early. But being tired didn't really bother us. We just couldn't wait to arrive in our first destination in UPLB which we will be talking about.
So our first stop was the Dairy Training and Research Institute or DTRI. When we arrived in DTRI, we expected to learn something about dairy. We also expected to learn how dairy is produced. When we arrived in DTRI, we were led to a room where our speaker would be discussing about dairy. After, we were toured around DTRI. And some of us bought milk in the DTRI store. After the DTRI trip, we learned about well, dairy. We also learned something about cows because they are associated with dairy. Also, we learned how the milk was taken from the cow. While we were in DTRI, we were able to list down an organism we saw there:
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1. Common name: Cow, Cattle Scientific name: Bos primigenius
Taxonomic classification:
- Kingdom: Animalia
- Phylum: Chordata
- Class: Mammalia
- Order: Artiodactyla
- Family: Bovidae
- Genus: Bos
- Species: primigenius
2. Characteristics
- Can be used for dairy or for meat and for livelihood
- Provides us with food
- sacred in India
- this organism was chosen because it is one of the most common organisms in the world
- also because there are many things to learn about it
3. Ecological relationship
- herbivore
- predation
- Cows are used as food for other organisms. As food, they give energy to other organisms.
Well, that's all for now. Join us in our next stop!
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ReplyDeleteHello Blogitty Blog Blog! Your blog was very enjoyable to read. We didn't get bored at all. But put a picture between the first and second paragraph and put a link on the pictures because they're not your's. Oh, and one more thing; the text its hard to read.
ReplyDeleteHere is the breakdown of your score:
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- When we were reading your post, we thought it was a little too straight forward.
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As allowed by teacher rye, may we add to the comment of the recajiina blog? Here:
ReplyDeletea. The scientific names you wrote down are incorrect. There is a specific way on how to write this in computerized form.
b. The Bos primigenius is not a species of a cow but a species of a long-horned, extinct wild ox. Please change that scientific name into the proper one.
That is all! Sorry about that. We just wanted to correct you for the betterment of your future posts. Thanks!
-The Science Gurus
I STRONGLY agree with the Science Gurus.
ReplyDeleteHere is the breakdown of your score:
10, 5, 4, 3, 3, 3, 5, 3
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