The Fast and Furious Tuna
By: Maryellen Roche
Introduction
The amazing tuna has a very diverse habitat, diet, body structure, and appearance. Looking down at the shimmering tuna swimming 62 miles per hour is a rare sight. Native to the Great Barrier Reef in Australia, the tuna is a fantastic fish.
Habitat
Diet
Body Structure and Appearance
Conclusion
This fabulous animal has many characteristics other than appearance, diet, and habitat. Native to the Great Barrier Reef, tuna is a fabulous animal in the Great Barrier Reef. There are many interesting facts about the tuna like that the largest recorded tuna is 1,506 pounds. To conclude, the tuna is an amazing organism to learn about.
Think Tank
Go Fish!!!
Chefs Corner
Ingredients Nutrition
Yield 15 pikelets Units US
1 large egg
1⁄4 cup sugar (use vanilla sugar if you have it, or as some reviewers have suggested ...add 1/2 to 1 teaspoon of va)
1⁄2 cup milk (1-2 tbsp extra may be required for correct consistency)
1 cup self raising flour
Directions
In a pouring jug, whisk together well the egg, sugar and half of the milk.
Add the flour and mix thoroughly.
Then add milk until the batter is the consistency of a thick cream.
Beat until smooth.
Pour about a soup spoon sized amount onto a preheated lightly greased frypan (You will need to start about medium high heat but after a few rounds you will need to drop it back to medium).
Flip with a spatula when the top is all bubbly (should be a lovely golden colour), and cook the other side.
Remove from pan and pile piklets up on a plate (cover with a paper towel so they don't go rubbery).
Serve with jam, honey or maple syrup etc.
Enjoy.
Diorama
Tuna Acrostic Poem: Learn more about the tuna!
Unique speed no other fish has
Not cold blooded
Amazing and colorful fins