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Thursday, 20 June 2013

 English angora report
By Liezel 0.o

This report is about rabbit called English agora and they are the oldest types of domestic rabbit.
Description
The English angora is a very fluffy rabbit, sometimes you can’t see their eyes. They can be grey, white and brown sometimes they are so fluffy that they look so fat, they have two ears, two little feet that you can’t see sometimes Couse of the hair.
Habitat
The English angora is a French rabbit, they sometimes live in underground burrows grass lands deserts forests and are found in the country side. But mainly in cages in peoples home where they can be warm and cared.
Diet
They eat looks of pellets they have at least 13% fiber they get feed this because people need their good fur so they can make socks or stuff with the fur.
Lifespan
They can live around 12 years of age, and they can have a round one to six kits (kits is a baby rabbit if you didn’t know)

His report has given information on the English angora rabbits, description what it looks like, habitat where it lives, and lots more interesting facts. Many people have English angora rabbits as pets because they a cute and very fluffy.
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1 comment:

  1. Mr Corlett22 June 2013 at 23:06

    Hi! Liezel,
    I liked the bit where you explained a kit is the name for a baby rabbit.
    Your next step is to add commas in a list (eg. ....live in underground burrows, grasslands, deserts, forests, and .....)
    I also like the way you structured your report with an introduction, paragraphs and a conclusion

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