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Video made on iMovie, what do you think?

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Video produced on iMovie, what do you think?

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Grooming video produced using iMovie. What do you think?

Orangutan breathes easy after pioneering sinus operation

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An orangutan has become the first ape in the UK to undergo a sinus operation. Vicky, 29, had the pioneering surgery at Chester Zoo’s on-site Animal Health Centre and was swiftly returned to her enclosure where she remained alone.

Shaun Deakin‘s insight:

This orangutan was at Blackpool Zoo when I worked there. Hopefully this will operation will help her.

See on www.itv.com

Last Supper: Centipede Dies Eating Way Out of Snake Belly – NBC News

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A Serbian herpetologist was out snake-tagging in Macedonia when she came across a bizarre find: A young viper, with a centipede’s head poking out of its abdo…
See on www.nbcnews.com

Winnie the two, the first cloned dog from Britain

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The puppy is the first British dog to be cloned and was born in a laboratory in Seoul, South Korea, after DNA was taken from a west London dachshund and fused into an embryo.

Shaun Deakin‘s insight:

Would you clone a pet if you had the chance?

See on www.dailymail.co.uk

This Family rescued a nearly-dead whale,but What happens after it gets rescued is ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!!

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The ending of this video will leave you speechless.
See on mostamazingplanet.com

Zookeepers and animals are Happy like Pharrell

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From zoo keepers busting a move in the giraffe house to volunteers strutting their stuff at admissions, Marwell Zoo has created their very own version of Pharrell’s hit song ‘Happy’.
See on www.itv.com

Osteophagia

Giraffe demonstrating osteophagia. This is where they eat bones to gain a source of calcium and phosphorus.

Level 2 Diploma Group 1 – Aaron and Matthew

I let the level 2 students have a go at making an animal related movie. The brief was to construct a piece of evidence using the iMovie application. Ideally I was looking for something relative to accommodation or feeding modules to serve as additional evidence. The attached video was the result of the lesson’s work. Although the evidence is not usable from an assignment point of view it shows what our learners are capable of doing using the application. This is the result of 40 minutes work with no instructions given on how to use the software. A really good effort and I am looking forward to seeing some more course related content in the future.