Subjects: Biology,Foreign Languages

Languages: - EN -

Hello. I´m a language teacher(English teacher)When I visit England (The south) I get impressed to see squirrels in the parks and how they even approach to people. This may also happen in other countries or regions. I live in Galicia (northwest of Spain. Our climate is very similar to the English one, so I´d like to study why our squirrels are unfriendly (I think)to people and why we can´t see them in the parks. We could compare our vegetation(different/similar trees)and weather (rain/temperature),study the squirrels ( possible depredators) and even bring some to live in our parks(authorities permission). Could this be interesting for students of 13/14 years old?? I can count on my science teacher. Are you interested??? Bye

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