1. By: Francisco, Alejandro, Javi, Alonso e Irene

2. Mamals by AlejandroCastro Jimenez 3. European RabbitIs a brown rabbit tipicalof Ireland. EuropeanRabbits have a bodylength between 34 and50 cms. Rabbits areknown by many names.Young rabbits areknown by the namesbunny, kit, or kitten. 4. Brown Rat An imported speciesoriginating of Ireland.It live in groups andmake their homes.Brown rats live a year.Due to rat infestationand defecation, somewater areas can carry. 5. Red SquirrelThe red squirrel is native of Ireland. Its the colour is red. Red squirrels build large nests, called dreys.The Red squirrel is an arboreal omnivororous rodent. 6. Birds By Irene Moreno 7. Red KiteIs a medium-large bird ofprey. It is brown andthe Red Kite is 6066cm of large. It is a rarespecies which isresident in the milderparts of its range inwestern Europe. 8. Eurasian Golden Oriole The Eurasian GoldenOriole or simply GoldenOriole is the onlymember of the oriolefamily of passerinebirds breeding innorthern hemispheretemperate regions. Isyellow and black an isvery little. 9. Other animals byFrancisco Castro Castro 10. Viviparous lizard Its a lizard mid-brown. It is small and live in areas of 30. The length of the body is less than 12 centimetres. Any larger predators can eat lizards 11. Hawksbill sea turtleIt is belonging to thefamily Cheloniidae. Ithas got the typicalappearance of a marineturtle. It life but is inCritically Endangered.The hawksbill turtle issmall to medium-sizedcompared to other seaturtle species. 12. Beautiful DemoiselleIs an European damselfly.The male is brown,black and green; andthe female is dark andwhite. It is often foundamong fast-flowingwaters. In this speciesthe wings of the maturemale are very darkblue-black. 13. White ProminentIs a butterfly white andis the most from thefamily Notodontidae.This species is likelyextinct in Britain But apopulation wasrediscovered in Ireland 14. Common DragonetThe body is long and thin.It is orange and blue. The common dragonet is most frequent from the subtidal zone and down to 200 metres depth. It seems to prefer gravel, sand or muddy bottoms. 15. Basking shark Is the second largest living fish, after the whale shark. This shark is called the basking shark because it is most often observed when feeding at the surface.