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Good morning blog world.

A terrifying SUPER SNAKE has been discovered and that is breeding in America!
And other snakes are spreading around the world and they are huge.
Huge Burmese - Indian python snakes are swarming around wetlands,
and forests in a number recorded.
The new species of snakes is also capable of  climbing trees and slithering through swamps.
Scientists that have been researching about snakes in America has discovered an Indian python,
and an Burmese python that have been interbreeding ( making babies ) for the last 40 years. Wow me thinking that they have been making new species of snakes.

The Burmese snake is one of the largest snakes in the world and that could reach up to 20 ft in length. That is so amazing and cool because it is also large and they can eat pigs, goats, and crocodile. What would you do if you saw a big snake.

Thank you for reading my blog post.

Tongan Languge Week!

Malo Lele Blog World,
I am so excited to be talking or should I say representing my country T.O.N.G.A the country that I love the most. Two days ago me and my class ( Parekowhi ) were foccusing on Tonga and we listened to Miss Berry read to us a book about how Tonga got their fire. It was a very intresting story about how Tonga got their fire but it was also very funny watching Miss Berry try to pronouce the Tongan words. We had options to do about the story like one of them was how we a to make a digital poster about what we had learned. Here is a cool poster that I made over the past few days

Hay Park Pepeha

Malo Lele bloggers,
Today like a normal day our class had our Pepeha with our awsome teacher or kaiako Papa Jarrod and he tought us how to say our Hay Park School Pepeha. Instead of me doing the one about who our teachers were im doing a Pepeha about our enviourment. Here is my slides that I just finished today and that I feel proud of.

I Wonder....

                                                                         Manta Ray
Malo Lele Blog world,
In my awsome class ( Parekowhai ) we have been asigned to do a task that is all about commenting. So what have been thinking about is how large are Manta Rays?


                                            Another thing I forgot is that you cannot GOOGLE IT!

Where The Wild Things Are

Malo Lele blog world,
As you know it is Tongan Lauge week and to be a Tongan I am proud of myself and my work. We had an option of any wild thing and the one that I choose was the wild thing that is half eagal and chicken. Here is my description of the wild thing.

A Wild Thing is a unknown creature but some people say that they might be a hybrid from another planet or another world. There are four of them or should I say Wild Things but the main Wild Thing that I will be talking to you about is the half eagle and half chicken. Its beak is so massive it looks a Elephant’s trunk that is thick. The beak is also light orange that has a curve at the end looking like a human's hand holding water. His tail or feathers behind his bum is pointy and it looks very sharp it also looks white. Nobody knows where it came from but they say that it is the descendants of the chickens and eagles. It’s thighs looks nice, fried,  basically like chicken wings straight from the oven. His eyes, oh his eye look like a sign of danger that will happen to you in the future.

Here is a photo if you couldn't imange it in your head.

Writing

Malo Lele blog world,
It is Tongan Lauguige week!! and today I will be blogging to you about our writing or should I say powatry. We had to write our street and some things in our street like our windows, fences, and houses. Here is my work that I feel good about that I just did now. In my street there are brick houses, old houses, rich houses, and poor houses. Spikey fences, wiggiley fences, silky roofs, stable roofs white sliding windows with a handle.

Thank you for reading my poem!