<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=19ojYL_1H42ywXB00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=19ojYL_1H42ywXB00" width="800" height="1200" ></figure>For two days, and two days only, Holy Family High School students have the chance to become immersed in the lives of the birds.The company came on Thursday November 12th, and Friday November 13th to teach interested students about many different species of birds.The speaker was engaging as she taught students about birds modern adaptations, and how their adaptions allow them to live in certain climates and ecosystems.The goal of this was to teach the students, faculty, and staff of Holy Family to have a greater appreciation for animals that live in our ecosystem.As a Catholic community, we need to care for God’s creations, and that includes animals and their ecosystems.Some things we can do as a community to contribute to bettering the lives of birds is that we can make windows safer, keep cats indoors, plant native species for the birds to feed off of, eliminate pesticides, reduce plastics, turn off night lights, and participate in citizen science.Although these options are great, we can also just be better at taking care of our ecosystem by participating in activities such as trash cleans up.Even small, everyday things such as recycling can contribute to a better, safter, healthier world.Additionally, she also taught us some interesting facts about owls.Owls have eyeball adaptation, which means they can see extremely well. But you know how you always see owls moving their heads, instead of their eyes? This is because they cannot physically move their eyes, and so in order to see, they have to constantly swivel their heads.Owls are birds of prey, which mean they pray on other small animals. This is the circle of life, and we need to allow it to continue thriving.The reason it is so vital that children are learning at a relatively young age about birds and their ecosystems is because in order to continue to re produce and better our world, we need to care for all species.</div></body>

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For two days, and two days only, Holy Family High School students have the chance to become immersed in the lives of the birds. The company came on Thursday November 12th, and Friday November 13th to teach interested students about many different species of birds. The speaker was engaging as...

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