Kia ora koutou katoa. Students have been given the opportunity to complete some in depth investigation into topics of their choice. Here is an investigation completed by Amanda.
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Blow fish
Blow fish by Izaeliyah
- A blow-fish does not have scales but it does have a spine.
- The blow fish is a very slow swimmer but it can move in quick burst when needed.
- They can also change direction and also go backwards.
- Blow-fish are also called puffer fish and puffers, balloon fish, globe fish and toad fish.
- There are 150 species of blow fish.
- Blow fish and puffer fish species are poisonous if you eat them they will kill you in 5 minutes.
- The blow fish is 1,200 times more deadly than cyanide.
- There are heaps of toxin to kill 30 adult humans.
- The blow fish is endangered because of the pollution.
- In Japan they call the blow fish fugu.
- The colour of a blow fish is mostly grey, white, yellow, blue and brown.
- Blow fish eats are plants crabs and shrimps.
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