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=__Science:__ =

Introduction:
Bridgette, Fatu and I researched animals from Footscray's Newells Paddock ecosystem. Instead of finding a whole lot of animals, I decided - as the Captain - to research a few animals within the ecosystem to simply make it easier to understand the organisms instead of researching lots of them. It is also thanks to Bridgette for finding nearly all of them.

Newell Paddock has many native specimens, such as birds, marsupials, fish and especially bugs. The area has many types of trees, grasses, flowers and more from the plant kingdom. There are also many plants that don't consume much water.

Animals:[[image:Science_-_Flowers.jpg width="359" height="535" align="right"]]
**1) The first group of organisms.** Plant: Azolla Bug: Aphids Amphibian: Frog Reptile: Snake Bird: Eagle.

Bug: Bees Bug: Dragonfly Nymph Reptile: Blue Tongue Lizard Bird: Brown Falcon
 * 2) The second group of organisms.**

Click me to see each organism's profile.

Food Chain:
1) Azolla -> Aphids -> Frog -> Snake -> Eagle. 2) Bees -> Dragonfly Nymph -> Blue Tongue Lizard -> Falcon.

Food Web:
Click me to go to see my Food Web diagram.

__Questions:__
Click me to go to see the questions and answers.

= __Conclusion:__ = I learnt many things while researching organisms and the ecosystem of Newells paddock, such as organisms like the aphids. I never knew such insects exist. I also learnt that mostly the birds are at the top of the food web and snakes too. Newells Paddock has many amazing organisms that feed on each other and do alot for their habitat, like how snakes or blue-lizards eat pest just for hunger but they also help control the numbers of those pest. I also learnt that if the second-consumers were to be extinct, the consumers will probably be extinct, which includes us homo sapiens! I enjoyed researching with my teammates, Fatu and Bridgette and being their Captain - a bit - and creating these wikipages with decorations - which they were just for fun. ><"  