I went to
the International Antarctic Centre. When I got there I went to an area named
Scott Base. You could see what it was like living in Antarctica. Bubbles would
fall from the ceiling to represent snow. Then I went on the Hagglund Ride that
turned out to be a ride with huge hills that you went up slowly and extremely
fast down. A Hagglund Snowcat is a machine that moves you around Antarctica. Then
I went to an area that had many activities like a room with toys and penguin stuffed
animals. Then I went to a 4D theater that sprayed you with water and bubbles to
represent bird poop and snow. I also saw Little Blue Penguins being fed fish. Another
time I saw penguins in the wild. Little Blue Penguins are the smallest penguins
on earth. I had a great time.
On the Ski-Doo
Penguin Feeding
A Penguin in a Burrow
Yellow-Eyed Penguin
Little Blue Penguins Come Ashore
Penguins are so, so darling! Glad you got to see some in the wild.
ReplyDeleteYour Antarctic adventure looks "cool" :)
ReplyDeleteHow big are the little blue penguins? If they are the smallest, what are the largest? How small are the smallest, and how large are the largest? Can you compare the two? Is the largest twice as big as the smallest? Or three or four times as big?? I love penguins?
ReplyDeleteLittle Blue Penguins are 40 cm tall. Emperor Penguins are the largest, growing up to 115 cm tall. The biggest is 3 times as tall as the smallest. The Emperor Penguin is 75 cm taller.
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