Камчатский бурый медведь очень, очень большой. Он может весить 400 кг. Когда он встает, он может быть 2,50 м в высоту. Он очень сильный, с большими зубами и длинными острыми когтями. Эти большие животные обычно очень спокойны - в отличие от сибирских медведей. Большую часть года они живут в густых лесах и едят ягоды, орехи и корни. В летние месяцы миллионы лососей плывут по рекам Камчатки с моря. Эти рыбы - любимая еда медведей. Медведи путешествуют на сотни километров, чтобы жить рядом с реками и ловить лосося. Медведи очень хорошие пловцы, и их толстый мех держит их в теплой ледяной воде. Когда лето заканчивается, медведи возвращаются в лес. Там они делают теплый день, где они могут провести зиму.
Mike Fay is a famous biologist. He is well-known for his 2,000-mile walk across Africa. It (1)It took him 455 days. His expedition started in 2001. 2) It was organized to draw attention to the African forests. During his expedition Mike Fay made several films about the beauty of the forests. He said they were the most (3) wonderful natural sights he had ever seen. His films (4)were a success. Thanks to them the governments of several African countries agreed to create 13 national parks. Mike commented that 26,000 square kilometers of the forest were saved for the future and for our (5) children. At the moment Mike works for the National Geographic. Recently he has (6) completed several projects for the magazine. His job involves lots of travelling, which is sometimes not very safe. Not long ago, Mike came face to face with an elephant which attacked (7) him. Mike was injured but luckily not seriously. But danger could never stop Mike. “I wish everyone (8) understood that life is a very delicate thing. If we go on in the same irresponsible way, we (9) will kill all life on the planet, and ourselves too”.
(1)It took him 455 days. His expedition started in 2001. 2) It was organized
to draw attention to the African forests. During his expedition Mike Fay made several films about the beauty of the forests. He said they were the most (3) wonderful natural sights he had ever seen. His films (4)were a success. Thanks to them the governments of several African countries agreed to create 13 national parks. Mike commented that 26,000 square
kilometers of the forest were saved for the future and for our (5) children. At the moment Mike works for the National Geographic. Recently he has (6) completed several projects for the magazine. His job involves lots of travelling, which is sometimes not very safe. Not long
ago, Mike came face to face with an elephant which attacked (7) him. Mike was injured but luckily not seriously. But danger could never stop Mike.
“I wish everyone (8) understood that life is a very delicate thing.
If we go on in the same irresponsible way, we (9) will kill all life on the planet, and ourselves too”.