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Fruit Bats: Nature's Night Gardeners Education Presentation

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Year 5BiodiversityConservationWorld Environment Day

Discover the vital role of fruit bats and flying foxes as night pollinators and seed dispersers. This Year 4 Science presentation explores food chains, ecosystems, biodiversity, and human impact, aligning with AC9S4U01. Perfect for engaging students in biological sciences.

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explain the roles and interactions of consumers, producers and decomposers within a habitat and how food chains represent feeding relationships (AC9S4U01)