L’uomo nella natura
Seconda fase
Jellyfish
• These are jellyfish. They
move with ocean
currents, but also by
using a jet like propulsion
through the water. They
squeeze their bodies to
force out jets of water
from their bodies.
Jellyfish sometimes move
in groups. They catch
small fish and
zooplanktons.
Sara Sladić, 6.b.
Octopus
• Octopuses have two eyes
and four pairs of arms,
usually covered by
suction cups. An octopus
has a hard beak, with it’s
mouth at the center.
Octopuses have a
relatively short life
expectancy and some
species live for as little as
six months. Octopuses
are highly intelligent.
Josip Cigić, 6. b.
Penna
• Io sono una bella penna.
Mi trovo nel profondo del
mare, su una pietra. Ci
sono molti pesci allegri
intorno di me. Tutti si
stanno preparando per la
danza del mare chiamata
‘L’azzurro’. Avete
conosciuto il mio amico
Riccio?
Sara Petković, 8.b.
Dolphin
• A good dolphin lives
in the Adriatic Sea.
Older dolphins are 24 metres long. They
are gray and have a
big mouth. Dolphins
live up to 50 years.
They eat other fish
and crabs.
Jerko Radovčić, 6.b.
Polpo
• Polpo e’ il membro della
famiglia dei molluschi. Ha
otto braccia che possono
raggiungere una
lunghezza fino a 3 metri.
Polpo e’ ben adattato alla
vita del cacciattore e del
predatore, perche’ ha
un’arma segreta.
Paško Granić, 7. b.
Alga corralina
• I colori di queste alghe
sono piu’ tipicamente
rossi. Alghe coralline
svolgono un ruolo
importante nella ecologia
di barriere coralline. Molte
sono incrostate. Queste
alghe possono vivere a
270 metri di profondita’.
Esistono dal primo secolo
dopo la nascita’ del
Gesu’.
Nikolina Perković, 7. b.
Shark
• Shark is one of the most
dangerous animals in the
world. Its jaws are really
dangerous. A White
Shark can kill a whale,
too. Scientists have
discovered big sharks
called Megalodon. They
can be 50 metres long
and live in undiscovered
underwater world.
Marino Skorić, 6. b.
Seahorse
• Seahorses are lovely
‘people’ of warmer seas.
There are 54 species of
seahorses. A seahorse
eat all the time. They are
cute and you can see
them in groups.
Ivan Živković, 6. b.
• A seahorse is swimming.
It has got weird skin. It is
orange. It swims in the
dark sea. I think it is tired.
Roko Petković, 5. b.
Polpo
• Io sono il polpo. Ho
otto gambe. Vivo nel
fondo del mare. Mare
e’ la mia casa. Sono
coperto con i pulsanti.
Dolphins
• There are two
dolphins here. One
dolphin is jumping in
the sunset. The
dolphins are happy.
Ariana Kuvač
Margarita Rajčić, 5.b.
Seashell
• This is my seashell.
She is very happy.
She has the sun and
the sea. She is
hanging out with her
best friends – pearls.
They are talking
about sports.
Ante Bolanča, 5. b.
Tartaruga marina
• Io sono una giocosa
tartaruga di mare. Sulle
pinne ho lentiggini neri e
la mia corazza e’
marrone. Ho una figura
snella ed elegante. Io
ballo in ritmo delle onde
nel mare azzurro e
chiaro. Tutti gli animali
ballano con me.
Vinka Letica, 8.b.
Calamaro
• Questo e’ un
calamaro. Esso e’ un
cacciatore. Ha cinque
gambe e due sono
grandi per cacciare
aterine. Ha due occhi
grandi e sembra un
alieno. Sa come
camuffarsi bene.
Ante Periša, 8.b.
Mediterranean Monk Seal
• It is one of the most
endangered
mammals and
probably the rarest
seal in the world. It
was first scientifically
described in 1779 on
the basis of
carcasses.
Filip Stipaničev, 6.b.
Fish
• They live in seas, oceans,
rivers, …everywhere.
They can be in many
different colours. They
eat planktons. They
breathe with their gills.
They are covered with
scales. The scales are
usually covered with a
layer of slime to help
them move through the
water.
Paola Jović, 6. b.
Seahorse
• A seahorse is a type of
fish. It is called a
seahorse because it
looks like a horse’s head.
Seahorses are unique
because the males carry
the eggs in a pouch on
his belly. A seahorse
swims vertically. It is a
poor swimmer. Most of
the time a seahorse holds
to seagrass with its tail.
Tonko Reskušić, 6.b.
Pearl
• This is a pearl. It is so
beautiful. Women like
pearls. This one is
black and shiny.
Pearls can be very
expensive.
Antonija Crnogaća, 5. b.
Polpo
• Il mio amico polpo ha
otto gambe. Ogni
giorno mangia tanti
pesci. Lui e’ il miglior
cacciatore nel Mare
Adriatico. Secondo
me, lui e’ molto
gustoso.
Zvonimir Marko Škugor, 8. b.
Fish
• I love this fish a lot. It
is diffrent but I love
that. I think it has got
a lot of friends. Maybe
one day it will have
little fish. It lives in a
beautiful, clean sea.
Ester Šuša, 5. b.
Calamaro
• Sono un calamaro.
Sono il cacciatore
pericoloso. Sono
matto per acciughe.
Sono coperto di
puntine. Ho molti
complessi per il mio
aspetto.
David Bara, 8. b.
Starfish
• This starfish is
orange. It has five
prongs. It’s funny. It
has got yellow spots.
It’s beautiful.
Fedra Šakić, 5. b.
Sea-urchin
• This is a sea-urchin.
He can sting people.
He isn’t very fast. He
is round. He can be
dangerous.
Ivan Đaković, 5. b.
Polpo
• Sono il polpo. Il mare
e’ la mia casa. Molti
non mi amano
perche’ lascio il nero.
E’ per difesa,
nient’altro. A me non
interessano
maldicenze. A me
piace la bellezza del
mare.
Sunset
• The sun sets behind
the sea. There is a
lighthouse, too. The
sky is red. There are
small waves. The sun
will soon disappear.
Mislav Ivić, 5. b.
Pesce
• Il mio pesce e’ un
artista. Il mio pesce e’
di mille colori. Questo
pesce ha un amico
ricco. La casa del
pesce e’ bella. Questo
pesce si chiama
Leonardo da Pesce.
Dario Baranović, 5. b.
Octopus
• This octopus has a
huge head. She has
got many hoops. It
can merge with the
environment. In this
picture she is very
deep under the sea
surface. She is very
colourful.
Stella
• Io sono una bellissima
stella di mare. Ho cinque
gambe e sembro di avere
tanti crosti. Sono
aranciata e piccola. Mi
trovo nel fondo del mare.
Ho tanti amici, pero’ qui
sono sola. Tutti gli amici
mi vogliono bene.
Stella Bašić, 8. b.
Octopus
• An octopus is a
cephalopod. It has got
two eyes and four
pairs of arms and
legs. It lives in
oceans. When it is in
danger, it ejects ink.
An octopus is eatable.
Lucija Friganović, 6.b.
Corals
• Corals are located on
coral reefs and are
usually red. we can get a
lot of different jewelry
from corals. In Croatia,
the sea around the island
of Zlarin is rich with
corals. I think corals are
beautiful animals and
their look adorn the
seafloor.
Domina Ćurković, 6. b.
Whale
• Whales live in
oceans. They eat
planktons. On top of
his head he has got
an opening through
which he breathes. It
is called a sprout. He
swims with the help of
his big tail. He is a
mammal.
Kata Mrdeža, 6. b.
Fabbro
• Io sono il fabbro o il
pesce San Pietro.
Vivo nel Mar
Adriatico. Ho sei
spine. La mia famiglia
preferisce mangiare
ma io preferisco
esplorare.
Iva Perković, 8.b.