Unit 2 Animals（B部分）-2026-2027学年高中英语教材全解必修二（沪外版）

Unit 2 Animals 教材全解(B部分) ⊙单元核心词汇 retire death diet strength release nearby elderly recall;emerge;lap等 。单元同步语法 词汇词义析拓展：同义词(Synonyms) 。单元文章对话 重点句型讲练 教材同步词汇全解全练 重点1 单元词汇 l.1 eunite/,iju:'nart/v.（使)重逢，再次相聚 词形变化：reunion(.)重聚，团聚；unite(v.)联合；united(adj.)联合的 搭配：reunite with sb.与某人重聚；be reunited(with)重聚 辨析：reunite强调分开后再次见面；reunion为名词；reunify指（国家）重新统一 例句：The lost child was finally reunited with his parents. 2.retire'tara(r)/v.（令)退休；（使）退体 词形变化：retirement(n.)退休；retired(adj.)退休的；retiring(adj.)即将退休 的，害羞的 搭配：retire from..从…退休；retire at the age of..在…岁退休 辨析：retire也指退出比赛、撤退；resign指辞职（主动放弃职位) 例句：He retired from teaching after40 years 3.elease /I'li:s/v.释放；放走n.释放；发布 词形变化：release(./w.);released(过去式/分词) 搭配：release sb.from..把某人从…释放；release energy释放能量；release a film发行电影 辨析：release强调解除束缚或限制；free更通用；liberate常指解放 例句：The prisoner was released after five years 4.igrate /maI'qrert/,v.(随季节变化)迁徙 词形变化：migration(m.)迁徙；migrant(m.）移民，候鸟；migratory(adj.）迁徙 的 搭配：migrate to/fiom..迁徙到/从…；migrate south向南迁徙 辨析：emigrate移居国外；immigrate移入；migrate多指动物或季节性移动 例句：Many birds migrate to warmer areas in winter, 5.ecall/虹'ko:/v.回忆起；回想起 词形变化：recall(.）回忆；召回 搭配：recall doing sth.记得做过某事；recall that.;beyond recall无法记起 辨析：remember一般记得；recall强调努力回想；remind提醒（使想起） 例句：I can't recall his name at the moment. 6.affectionate/a'fekfonat/adi.表示关爱的 词形变化：affection(.)喜爱，感情；affectionately(adv.)深情地 搭配：be affectionate towards sb.对某人充满爱意；an affectionate kiss充满爱意的 吻 辨析：affectionate强调情感外露；loving更常用；fond指喜爱的（常接of) 例句：The cat gave an affectionate rub against my leg. 7.emerge'm3:d3/v.(事实、意见等)暴露；露出真相；被知晓 词形变化：emergence(n.）出现，浮现；emergent(adj.)新兴的 搭配：emerge from..从中出现；it emerged that..真相是… 辨析：appear普通“出现”；emerge强调从隐蔽处或未知中显露 例句：As the investigation continued,new evidence emerged 8.peck /pek/v.啄n.啄；啄痕 词形变化：peck(v./h.);pecker(n.)啄木鸟（常见词） 搭配：peck at sth.啄某物；peck sb.on the cheek轻吻某人脸颊 辨析：bite咬（用牙）；peck用喙啄；pick摘、挑 例句：The chicken pecked at the corn on the ground 9.elderly/'eldali/adj.上年纪的（婉辞） 词形变化：elder(n./adj.)年长者；eldest(adj.)最年长的 搭配：the elderly老年人（集体名词）；elderly people 辨析：old最直接；elderly更礼貌、婉转；aged强调高龄 例句：We should respect the elderly in our community, 10.strength/stren0/n.体力；力气；力量 词形变化：strong(adj.）强壮的；strengthen(.)加强 搭配：build up strength增强体力；strength and weakness优缺点；in strength大量 地 辨析：power能力、权力：force力、武力；strength指力气、强度或优势 例句：Swimming is a good way to build up your strength. 考点通关 单元词汇 (一)单句填空（用所给词的适当形式填空） 1.The old friends were finally (reunite)after 20 years. 2.My grandfather plans to (retirement)at 65. 3.The company will (release)a new smartphone next week. 4.These birds (migration)to the south every autumn. 5.I can't (recall)where I left my phone. 6.She gave her puppy an (affection)lick. 7.The truth slowly (emergence)from the investigation. 8.The woodpecker (peck)a hole in the tree trunk. 9.The community center offers activities for the (elder). 10.Lifting weights helps to build up your (strong). (二)短文填空 Every year,many birds 1. to warmer places.They are 2. from the cold weather.One 3. man,who had 4. from his job,loved to watch them. He could 5. his childhood when he saw birds 6. at food.He felt 入 towards them.One day,a truth 8. the birds were actually 9. with their families after a long journey.It was a moment of great 10. for him. 参考答案 1.reunited;2.retire;3.release;4.migrate;5.recall;6.affectionate;7.emerged; (一)单句填空 8.pecked;9.elderly;10.strength 1.migrate;2.released;3.elderly;4.retired;5.recall;6.peck;7.affectionate; (二)短文填空 8.emerged;9.reunited;10.strength 教材同步语法全解全练 重点1 同义词(Synonyms) 同义词(Synonyms)) 项目 内容 accept: 强调主观上接受：receive:强调客观上收到。 accept侧重主观接受，如I accepted his invitation。receive侧重客观收到， accept vs I received a letter yesterday. receive 注意：收到礼物可以说receive a gift,但是否accept取决于是否愿意收 下。 affect:动词，意为“影响”（通常指负面或心理影响）；effect:名词， 意为“影响、效果”；也可作动词（罕见），意为“实现”。 affect+宾语：The rain affected the game。./have an effect on+宾 affect vs effect 语：The rain had an effect on the game。/effect作动词：to effect a change(高考要求不高)。 记忆口诀：affect是动词“影响”，effect是名词“效果”。 besides vs besides:意为“除…之外（包括在内)”。except::意为“除…之外 except vs (不包括在内)”。apart from:可兼有besides?和exceptf的含义，需根据语 apart from 境判断。 Everyone is here besides Tom。/Everyone is here except Tom。/∥Apart from the cost,the plan is good. 注意：except常与all,evey,none等连用；besides常与also,too或句 末的as well呼应。 ise:不及物动词，意为“上升、升起”。raise:及物动词，意为“举 起、提高、抚养”。aise:不及物动词，意为“出现、产生（问题、情 况)”。 rise vs raise vs ise(不及物)，如The sun rises in the east。./raise(及物)，如Please arise raise your hand。/∥aise(不及物)，如A problem arose。 注意：ise的过去式rose,过去分词isen;raise的过去式raised; aise的过去式arose,过去分词arisen.。 考点通关 同义词(Synonyms) 语法专练一：单项选择(8题〉 1.She the gift with a smile,but later I found she didn't really like it. A.received B.accepted C.took D.got 2.The new policy will the development of the local economy. A.affect B.effect C.have effect D.be affected 3. Tom,all the students have passed the exam. A.Except B.Besides C.Apart from D.Except for 4.The sun in the east and sets in the west. A.rises B.raises C.arises D.rose 5.I have three other pens this one. A.except B.besides C.except for D.but 6.The accident serious consequences on the environment. A.affected B.effected C.had an effect D.was affected 7.Every student John went to the party,because John was ill A.besides B.except C.apart from D.including 8.A new difficulty has during the experiment. A.risen B.raised C.arisen D.rose 语法专练二：语法填空(10题) 阅读下面句子，在空白处填入适当的内容(1个单词)或括号内单词的正确形式。 1.I still remember the day I the invitation to the conference. 2.At first,I hesitated,but finally I it. 3.The weather that day the flight schedule,so I arrived late. 4.However,the delay didn't my mood much. 5. the weather,everything went smoothly. 6.All the speakers were excellent one who spoke too fast. 7.The conference many interesting questions. 8.For example,how can we solve problems that from globalization? 9.At the end of the day,the sun over the horizon-a beautiful sight. 10.I felt that knowledge like the sun,lighting my path. 参考答案 语法专练一：单项选择 1.A;2.A;3.B;4.A;5.B;6.C;7.B;8.C 1.received;2.accepted;3.affected;4.affect;5.Apart; 语法专练二：语法填空 6.except;7.raised;8.arise;9.rose;10.rises 教材同步文章句型精讲 重点句型 Friends Reunited The story follows a young girl who returns to her childhood home and reunites with a dog that was her closest friend during her early years. 结构：先行词+关系词+从句 中文：这个故事讲述了一个回到童年故居并与幼年最亲密的伙伴一一一只狗重逢的小 女孩。 用法：who指人，在从句中作主语 用法：that指人或物，在从句中作主语或宾语（作宾语时可省略） 用法：which指物，在从句中作主语或宾语 用法：whose指人或物，表示“某人的/某物的”，在从句中作定语 用法：where指地点，在从句中作地点状语，相当于“介词+which 用法：when指时间，在从句中作时间状语，相当于“介词+wich” still recognizes her instantly,wagging his tail and licking her hand in a way that shows he has never forgotten her. 结构：主句，+V-ing短语 中文：…仍然立刻认出了她，摇着尾巴舔着她的手，以一种表明他从未忘记她的方 式。 用法：现在分词短语在句中作伴随状语，表示与谓语动作同时发生的次要动作 用法：逻辑主语必须是主句的主语（主动关系） 用法：可放在句首或句末，常用逗号隔开 Although ten years have passed,the dog still recognizes her instantly. 结构：Although/Even though+从句，主句 中文：虽然十年过去了，狗仍然立刻认出了她。 用法：表示“虽然…但是.”，不能与but连用（但可与yet/still连用） 用法：even though=evenif,语气更强 用法：从句可放在主句前或后 One of the most touching moments is when the girl takes Lucky to the old forest 结构：系动词(be)+连接词(when/where/why/that/whether等)引导的从句 中文：最感人的时刻之一是女孩带Lucy去老森林的时候。 用法：表语从句放在系动词（最常用b)之后，说明主语是什么 用法：连接词在从句中不能省略(that可省略的情况很少) 用法：常见连接词：that,whether,,when,where,why,how,what,who等 the old forest where they used to play together,a place which holds many happy memories. 结构：名词（短语）+逗号+名词短语 中文：…他们曾一起玩耍的老森林，一个承载着许多快乐回忆的地方。 用法：同位语对前面的名词或名词短语进行补充说明，与其指代同一事物 用法：常由逗号、破折号或冒号引出 用法：同位语本身可以带定语从句 ..some of the strongest and most enduring that we will ever experience. 结构：the+最高级+名词+hat从句 中文：…我们曾经经历过的最强大、最持久的一些东西。 用法：在最高级后面常跟that引导的定语从句（不用which) 用法：that在从句中作宾语时可以省略 用法：表示“曾经…过的最…的” When they walk through the forest,the girl remembers the days... 结构：When+从句，主句 中文：当他们穿过森林时，女孩想起了那些日子… 用法：wen表示“当…的时候”，引导时间状语从句 用法：从句谓语动词可以是瞬间动词或延续性动词 用法：注意与定语从句中的when区分：定语从句中when前有先行词（表示时 间)，而状语从句中没有 The story teaches us that the bonds...are some of the strongest... 结构：主句动词+that+从句（陈述语序） 中文：这个故事告诉我们，纽带…是最强大的一些… 用法：that在宾语从句中只起连接作用，无词义，可省略（口语中常省略） 用法：that在定语从句中作主语时不可省略，作宾语时可省略 考点通关 文章句型 练习一：完成句子（用所给词的适当形式填空） 1.The girl (return)to her childhood home and (reunite)with her dog. 2.Lucky, (wag)his tail,ran to the girl. 3. (although)it was dark,they went into the forest. 4.One of the most (touch)moments is when the dog licks her hand. 5.The forest is a place (hold)many happy memories. 6.The love that they (share)remains strong. 7.This is the (strong)bond that I have ever seen. 8.They used (play)together in the forest. 9.The girl realized that time (change)many things. 10.The dog recognizes her instantly, (jump)up and down. 练习二：翻译句子（在横线上写出完整句子） 1.这个故事讲述了一个回到童年故居的小女孩。 2.虽然十年过去了，那条名叫Lucky的狗仍然立刻认出了她。 3.小狗摇着尾巴，舔着她的手，仿佛从未忘记她。 4. 最感人的时刻之一是她带Lucy去他们曾经玩耍的旧森林。 5.那个森林承载着许多快乐回忆。 6.当他们走过森林时，女孩想起了那些日子。 7.她记得她和Lcy一起追逐蝴蝶、探索小路的时光。 8.这个故事告诉我们，人与动物之间的纽带是最牢固、最持久的。 9.即使时间改变了很多东西，她和Lcky之间的爱依然不变。 10.这种爱是友谊力量的最好证明。 参考答案 1.returns,reunites;2.wagging;3.Although;4.touching; 练习一：完成句子 5.holding;6.share;7.strongest;8.to play;9.had changed; 10.jumping 练习二：翻译句子 1.The story follows a young girl who returns to her childhood home.2.Although ten years have passed,the dog whose name is Lucky still recognizes her instantly.3.The dog wagged his tail and licked her hand,as if he had never forgotten her.4.One of the most touching moments is when she takes Lucky to the old forest where they used to play.;5.That forest holds many happy memories.;6.When they walk through the forest,the girl remembers those days.;7.She remembers the days when she and Lucky would chase butterflies and explore the hidden paths. 8.The story teaches us that the bonds formed with animals are among the strongest and most enduring.9.Even though time has changed many things,the love between her and Lucky remains unchanged.;10.This love is a testament to the power of friendship. 教材同步单元练习 一、阅读理解 Passage A Every year,millions of Arctic terns embark on an extraordinary joumney that spans from the Arctic to the Antarctic and back-a round tip of about 40,000 kilometers,the longest migration of any animal on Earth.These small seabirds,weighing only about 100 grams,navigate across oceans and continents, driven by an instinct that scientists are still trying to fully understand. Recent research has shed light on how these birds manage such a feat.Using tiny geolocators attached to the birds'legs,scientists discovered that Arctic tems do not simply fly in a straight line.Instead,they follow azigzag route that takes advantage of prevailing winds,allowing them to conserve energy."They are constantly adjusting their path to maximize efficiency,"explains Dr.Maria Lopez,a biologist at the University of Alaska."It's like they have an internal GPS that updates in real time." But the journey is not without danger.Climate change is altering the availability of food along their route. Warmer ocean temperatures have reduced the number of small fish and crustaceans that terns feed on.In some years,entire colonies have suffered from malnutiition,leading to lower breeding success."The temns are a sentinel species,"says Dr.Lopez."Their struggles are a waming about the health of our oceans." Another threat comes from human activity.Light pollution from coastal cities can disorient young birds during their first migration,causing them to fly inland and become stranded.In response,several coastal communities have begun dimming lights during peak migration periods.These small actions,combined with global efforts to reduce carbon emissions,may give the Arctic temn a fighting chance. The story of the Arctic temn is not just one of survival,but of resilience.Despite the challenges,these birds continue to make their epic journey year after year,a testament to the power of instinct and adaptation.As scientists learn more,they hope to apply these insights to conservation strategies for other migratory species. ()1.What is the main pupose of the first paragraph? A.To describe the physical appearance of Arctic temns. B.To introduce the topic of bird migration with a specific example. C.To compare Arctic temns with other migratory birds D.To explain the scientific method used in migration research ()2.How do Arctic terns optimize their migration route according to the research? A.By flying in a straight line to save time B.By using ocean currents to float. C.By adjusting their path to catch favorable winds. D.By following the coastline for navigation ()3.The word"sentinel"in paragraph 3 is closest in meaning to A.endangered B.warning C.common D.protected ()4.What is one human-related threat mentioned in the passage? A.Hunting by local people. B.Oil spills in the ocean. C.Light pollution from cities. D.Noise from ships. ()5.What can be inferred about the author's attitude toward the future of Arctic terns? A.Optimistic because of global cooperation. B.Pessimistic due to climate change. C.Cautiously hopeful with conservation efforts. D.Indifferent since it is a natural process. Passage B In the remote village of Yushu,Qinghai Province,a remarkable story of cross-species friendship has unfolded.A decade ago,local herder Dawa found a wounded Tibetan antelope calf separated from its herd.The animal,later named Norbu,had a broken leg and was too weak to stand.Dawa,an elderly man who had already retired from herding,decided to take the antelope home and care for it. For months,Dawa treated Norbu's wound with traditional herbal medicine,fed him milk,and kept him warm in his own tent.As Norbu grew stronger,an affectionate bond developed between the two."He would follow me everywhere,just like a dog,"Dawa recalled."Sometimes he would peck at my sleeve gently,as if to ask for food."The antelope,which normally migrates with the seasons,showed no desire to leave. However,wildlife experts warned Dawa that keeping a wild animal was illegal and could harm Norbu's ability to survive in the wild.Reluctantly,Dawa agreed to release Norbu back into the wild after a year of rehabilitation.On the day of release,Norbu hesitated at the edge of the grassland.Then,as ifrecalling their time together,he turned back and nubbed his head against Dawa's chest-a gesture of affection that moved everyone present. Months later,during the antelope migration season,Dawa spotted a familiar figure among a passing herd. It was Norbu,now strong and healthy,leading a group of young antelopes.The two reunited briefly,and Norbu stayed by Dawa's side for an entire afternoon before rejoining the herd.Dawa later said,"He remembered me.That was enough." This story has since become a symbol of harmonious coexistence between humans and wildlife.It reminds us that even briefencounters can leave lasting impressions,and that the strength of a bond is not measured by its duration but by its depth. ()1.Why did Dawa take Norbu home? A.Norbu's mother had died. B.Norbu was injured and abandoned. C.Dawa wanted to train Norbu for herding. D.Norbu was a pet from the market. ()2.What does the word "rehabilitation"in paragraph 3 most likely mean? A.Training to perform ticks. B.Medical treatment and recovery C.Legal process for adoption. D.Scientific research observation ()3.How did Norbu show affection before leaving? A.He licked Dawa's hand. B.He rubbed his head against Dawa's chest. C.He jumped up and down. D.He made a loud call ()4.What happened during the migration season months later? A.Norbu never appeared again. B.Dawa captured Norbu again. C.Norbu briefly retumed to visit Dawa D.Norbu led a herd away from Dawa. ()5.What message does the story mainly convey? A.Wild animals should never be kept as pets. B.Human-animal bonds can be deep and lasting. C.Migration is essential for animals'survival D.Elderly people are best at caring for animals. 二、完形填空 Every year,thousands of sea turtles make their way to the beaches of Costa Rica to lay eggs.This (1) event is a wonder of nature,but it is also a time of great vulnerability for the turtles.Poachers often dig up the eggs to sell them as (2) food,and natural predators like crabs and birds wait to catch the hatchlings. To protect these ancient creatures,local conservation groups have (3) a program called "Turtle Guardians."Volunteers patrol the beaches at night,(4) the nests and moving the eggs to safe hatcheries.Once the eggs hatch,the baby turtles are(5) into the sea under the cover of darkness to increase their chances of survival Maria,a retired teacher,has been a volunteer for five years.She recalls her furst night on patrol:"I was (6) by how many eggs we saved.It gave me a sense of purpose."Maria's(7) for the turtles is evident in the way she carefully handles each egg."They are so fragile,"she says."One wrong move and they could break." The program has been (8) successful.In the past decade,the number of turtle nests destroyed by poachers has (9) by 70%.However,climate change poses a new threat.Rising temperatures affect the sex ratio of the hatchlings-warmer sand(10) more female turtles,which can lead to (11) problems in the future. Despite these challenges,the volunteers remain (12) "We cannot control the weather,"Maria says,but we can control how we(13) to protect these animals.Every hatchling that reaches the sea is a(14) ."The story of the Turtle Guardians is a powerful reminder that when individuals come together,they can(15) a difference. 1.A.dangerous B.annual C.sudden D.rare 2.A.healthy B.illegal C.expensive D.raw 3.A.established B.abandoned C.cancelled D.delayed 4.A.ignoring B.damaging C.locating D.destroying 5.A.released B.collected C.sold D.hidden 6.A.disappointed B.amazed C.confused D.fiightened 7.A.hatred B.affection C.curiosity D.respect 8.A.hardly B.rarely C.highly D.slightly 9.A.increased B.remained C.fluctuated D.decreased 10.A.produces B.kills C.weakens D.atiracts 11.A.health B.population C.financial D.political 12.A.pessimistic B.hopeful C.indifferent D.impatient 13.A.refuse B.fail C.choose D.pretend 14.A.victory B.failure C.burden D.mystery 15.A.ignore B.make C.avoid D.prevent 三、阅读短文回答问题 Read the following passage and answer the questions in complete sentences. In the 1980s,the California condor was on the brink of extinction,with only 27 individuals left in the wild.The main causes were lead poisoning from ingesting bullet fragments in carcasses,habitat loss,and hunting.In a desperate effort to save the species,the U.S.Fish and Wildlife Service launched an aggressive captive breeding program.All remaining wild condors were captured and placed in breeding facilities. The breeding program was a slow process.Condors reach sexual maturity at six to eight years old,and females lay only one egg every two years.To speed up reproduction,biologists used a technique called "double-clutching,"where they removed the first egg and incubated it artificially,prompting the female to lay a second egg.The chicks were raised using hand puppets that looked like adult condors to prevent them from imprinting on humans. After decades of effort,the captive population grew.Beginning in 1992,condors were gradually released back into the wild in California,Arizona,and Baja California.Today,there are more than 500 condors, with over 300 flying free.However,the species still faces threats,particularly from lead ammunition. Conservation groups have been working to ban lead bullets in condor habitats and to treat lead-poisoned birds. The recovery of the Califomnia condor is considered one of the greatest success stories in wildlife conservation.It demonstrates that even the most endangered species can be saved through dedicated effort and international cooperation. 1.What was the primary reason for the California condor's near extinction? 2.How many condors were left in the wild before the breeding program started? 3.Why did biologists use hand puppets to raise the chicks? 4.When were the first condors released back into the wild? 5.What is the current total population of California condors according to the passage? 四、短文填空 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式，每空不限一词。 Every autumn,millions of monarch butterflies migrate from Canada and the United States to central Mexico.This amazing joumney can cover up to 4,800 kilometers.The butterflies(1) to the same forests year after year,even though no single butterfly has made the trip before.How do they find their way? Scientists believe that monarchs use a combination of the sun's position and the Earth's magnetic field(2) They also have an internal clock that helps them (3)for the changing position of the sun during the day.However,habitat loss and climate change are(4) this incredible phenomenon.In recent years,the number of monarchs has(5) decreased. Conservationists have been working hard to protect the monarch's breeding grounds.They plant milkweed,the only plant(6)monarch caterpillars can eat.They also encourage people to create "butterfly gardens"in their backyards.These small actions can make a big (7) One of the most(8) stories about monarchs comes from a retired teacher named Elena.She has been (9) butterflies from her garden for years."Every time I see one fly away,I feel a sense of hope,"she says."It reminds me that we all have the (10) to help nature.” 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 五、写作 假设你是李华，你所在的动物保护社团计划举办一次以“人与动物和谐共处”为主题的中学生 英语演讲比赛。请你写一篇演讲稿，内容包括： 1.动物对人类的重要性（如陪伴、生态平衡等： 2.当前动物面临的威胁（如栖息地破坏、非法捕猎等）； 3.呼吁大家采取行动保护动物。 注意： )词数120-150； 〉可适当增加细节，使内容连贯： )开头和结尾已为你写好，不计入总词数。 Dear fellow students, Good morning!It's my great honor to give a speech on"Harmonious Coexistence between Humans and Animals..” That's all for my speech.Thank you! 参考答案 PassageA:1.B 2.C3.B 4.C5.C 一、 阅读理解 Passage B:1.B 2.B3.B 4.C5.B 二、完形填空1.B2.B3.A4.C5.A6.B7.B8.C9.D10.A11.B12.B13.C14.A15.B 1.Lead poisoning from bullet fragments in carcasses. 2.Only 27 individuals. 三、阅读短文 回答问题 3.To prevent imprinting on humans. 4.n1992 5.More than 500 condors. 1.migrate 2.to navigate 3.adjust 4.threatening 5.sharply 6.that/which 7.difference 8. 四、短文填空 affectionate 9.releasing 10.strength 五、写作 范文： Dear fellow students, Good morning!It's my great honor to give a speech on "Harmonious Coexistence between Humans and Animals..” Animals play an ireplaceable role in our lives.They provide companionship as pets,maintain ecological balance as part of food chains,and even inspire scientific discoveries.However,today many animal species face serious threats.Habitat destruction,illegal hunting,and climate change are pushing them toward extinction.For example,the number of monarch butterflies has dramatically decreased due to the loss of milkweed plants. It is our responsibility to take action.We can start by refusing to buy products made from endangered animals,reducing our carbon footprint,and supporting wildlife conservation organizations.Small changes,such as planting native flowers in our gardens,can create safe habitats for local species. Let us remember that every creature has its own value.By protecting animals,we are ultimately