visitors

=Visitors= = =

Stephanie bowman.
Stephanie bowman aka (tuna or eel lady) she came from the United States and came to New zealand for a bit and saw some Eels. She went back too the United states and researched them and found out that they were going extinct so she did someting about it.

She came to our school and this is what I learnt. That Eels can cary and lay up to 20-30 million eggs. They can live up to 101 years of age. When they get to 101 years of age lay thier only baby. = =

The female can grow up to 2 meters and over. The males can only grow up to 1 meter. They travel up to 5000 km. there is a thing inside their head that shows how old they are. The oldest Eel lived up to 106 years of age The eels slime stops them from getting hert like if a person touches them. They can stay out of water for two whole days. There is one strong one called Elvis and the normal ones are called Elvay. When a long finned Eel is about to have here babies her eyes go milky blue. When the Eel has had here babies she dies. The males milt to make the eggs. A female can only mate when she is +80 A male mates when he is 40 or so.

Kathy

Kathy is a first aid lady she came and tought us how to deal with somebody choking and how to deal if someones nocked out or if they had a burn and if they broke their leg.

I'll tell you the most important example really choking is a bit hard to explain. This is the recovery position

If someone is nocked out or something like that: If someone is nocked look around for danger if there is none go up to them then shout go up to them and shout if they are not responding knock their Colar bone then if their still not responding call your amergency number such as 111, 911 or 000 Then do the head tilt chin lift see if their breathing if you hear a nose thats a good sign roll them over on to their side so that the top arm is crossing over the bottom arm and do the same to their leg.media type="youtube" key="zXnrQHVXneU" height="390" width="480"