Those are Nature s Texts 5

Look at the white clouds in the sky, and this is the language of nature: the white clouds are floating high, and tomorrow will be a sunny day.

You look at the ants on the ground, and that's the language of nature: ants are busy moving, and they have to bring umbrellas when they go out.

Tadpoles swim in the water, isn't it like a black "comma"? Nature writes on the water: Spring is coming.

The geese are flying south in formation, isn't it like a string of "ellipses"? Nature writes in the blue sky: Autumn is just around the corner.

If a tree is cut down, you will find that the growth rings -- they only grow once a year, which is the language of nature.

If you catch a big fish, there's a circle on the scales -- a circle is a year old, and that's the language of nature.

Nature has embedded the fossil of a trilobite in the Himalayas. It's telling people that there used to be an ocean.

1.Ants move snake aisles, and heavy rain will come tomorrow. 2.The sky is hooked and the clouds are hooked, and it rains at night. 3.The morning glow does not go out, and the sunset travels thousands of miles. 4.The turtle sweats on its back and goes out with an umbrella.

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1.In ancient times, when sailors were looking for a way to the sea, they looked to the sky and looked for the North Star in the constellation Ursa Minor, which was the north.

2.Look at the tree's growth rings.

Hello Qinqin is happy to answer for you There are many words about nature, including animals and plants, clouds, birds, mega winds, celestial phenomena, stones, rooks, and so on. Among them, the words of nature include grasslands, mountains, rivers, deserts, oceans, streams, canyons, forests, swamps, clouds, etc. In addition, there are many other texts, such as rock formations, glaciers, stones, clouds, birds, fog, ants, etc. Empty locust.

1. There are several words in "The Words of Nature": limestone, drifting gravel, stars, clouds, birds, etc. The author of the book is Ilyin, a Soviet science writer, engineer and writer of children's literature from 1896 to 1953.

Born in Ukraine. He wrote many popular science works in his lifetime, such as "One Hundred Thousand Whys", "What Time Is It", "How Man Becomes a Giant", "Black and White", "The Story of the Five-Year Plan", "Mountains and People", "Man and Nature" and "Funny State Transforms the Planet", etc., which have made certain contributions to Soviet popular science literature and have had a great impact on the development of modern popular science in China.

2. "Nature's Chain Shed Text" is a book published by Zhejiang Juvenile and Children's Publishing House in June 2010, and the author is Yi Lin. This book mainly talks about several natural texts, as well as the knowledge and wisdom contained in them.

1. Changes on land and sea: On the construction site, the shovels of the excavators touched the gray stones, and large granite blocks covered with moss lay in the woods; It is a mountain, but there are small pebbles and so on. They are all words that nature tells us about the vicissitudes of the sea and the changes of the sea and land.

2. Trees: The annual ring pattern of trees has a certain relationship with temperature, air pressure and precipitation. In our country in the northern hemisphere, the sunshine is southerly, and the annual rings of trees are often"The south is sparse and the north is dense"In the field, this can be used to discern the general direction.

The width and narrowness of the growth rings understand the climate conditions of each year, and the information on the growth rings can be used to infer the climate change over thousands of years. The width of the annual rings indicates that the year has sufficient sunshine and the wind and rain are smooth; If the rings are narrow, it means that the temperature is low, the rainfall is low, and the climate is harsh. If the climate of a certain place has a certain periodicity, it will also be reflected in the corresponding periodic changes in the width and narrowness of the annual rings.

Tadpoles swim in the water, and it's spring coming.