Save the Coral Reef
Look how clean the coral reef is when you don’t throw rubbish in it!
Look how clean the coral reef is when you don’t throw rubbish in it!
My drawing shows some of the beautiful things we may lose.
My drawing is an oil pastel drawing of an isolated penguin. The penguin is crying because it’s home has been destroyed, and I have made the tear look like an melting ice berg.
It is about the end of the penguins home.
A penguin is stuck on a small pice of ice and is dreaming of its past. The ice is melting and soon it will have no ice.
Polar bears are hunting
The penguin is a baby who is crying and tears are rolling down since the ice glacier has melted. The sun is shining high and the penguin has no ice to play and survive.
The little seal
Polar bears are hunting
The Polar bears are hunting. beware
Antarctic has become a dessert and the penguin is in panic
My drawing shows some of the colours that can be seen in coral reefs, and I have shown how this is like a rainbow. Climate change could destroy this ocean rainbow, so people need to stop polluting the earth to try to stop this from happening.
Penguins are really cute and amazing animals that need to be protected. We need to look after the environment to slow down climate change, so that penguins still have somewhere to live.
The coral reefs look beautiful with all of the colourful coral and fish, but they don’t look beautiful when the coral is bleached. It would be sad if it all got bleached and we lost the coral reefs and all of the sea life.
The Greenhouse gas is seen in my picture destroying the coral with the help of the sun. Some fish and a lot of coral are dying and we need to stop polluting our world to stop this happening.
I want to save the coral reef because they give us food and if we did not have sea creatures we would not have crabs, fish, and other sea life.
Fish are having to leave their homes because the coral reefs are dying. The white areas on the drawing are the reefs that are dying.
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