“Natural partners are animals or plants
that live or work together, to help themselves and each other.” (P.4)
This time, I’m going to introduce everybody
this book about natural partners. At the first, do you know the tickbird? I
haven’t ever known it. The tickbird has various natural partners. For example,
the rhinoceros, the crocodile and the badger. The tickbird looks for ticks when
riding on the rhinoceros’s back. This is good for rhinoceros and the tickbird.
When there is danger, the tickbird flies into the air, screaming a warning to
the rhinoceros and it stays healthy without ticks. The tickbird can get an easy
meal. The thing I surprised most is the bird gives the crocodile’s mouth and
teeth a really good clean. Next, a lot of sea animals live and work together as
natural partners. I will give an example that the spider crab and algae. The
spider crab usually lives on the sea floor and algae live on the spider crab’s
back. Because algae makes the spider crab look like part of the sea floor and
it hard for the spider crab’s enemies to see it. However, it has very good and convenience
point for algae. The algae get a good place to live and the spider crab has a
very good camouflage. Lastly, a lot of insects live and world together as a
natural partners. I will give an example that bees and many flowering plants.
Bees use nectar to make honey and they get their nectar from flowers. Because
bees fly from flower to flower, they also can take pollen from one flower to
another. Bees help the flowering plant grow seeds, which can grow into new
plants. Don’t you think that natural partners around the world are wonderful? I
was impressed with the wonderful that all animals and plants live and work
together around the world after I read this book. And I thought that I surely
have natural partners. Natural partners for me are my family and friends. And I
changed my view of the world after I read this book. Please everyone read this
book by all means. Thank you for reading!
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References
Trussell-Cullen,Alan. (2007). Natural Partners. South Melbourne, Australia. Usbourne
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