A HOTTIE-LIST on Insectivores

A HOTTIE-LIST on Insectivores
An Internet Hotlist on Insectivores

created by Tiffy D

Introduction | Pictures | General Information | In-depth Information | Links to Further Sites

Introduction

I KNOW you've always wanted to know MORE about moles and tree shrews! In addition to using books and magazines to find out about these Insectivores, why not also use the power of the Internet? The links below will get you started on the wonderful world of Tree Shrews and moles.

The Internet Resources

General Information

Moles and Shrews (Insectivora) - This site is about moles and shrews. I agree that this site is good for a well defined summary for elementary students. i would rate this site (with no pictures might i add) a whoppen 4.5 out of 5.
Insectivores - a picture of a mole is the first thing you see. There are four fairly short paragraph on this site that are fairly descriptive. I would rate this site a 3 out of FIVE.
INSECTIVORA - Insectivora refers to the diet of these mammillian animals. Lists different species of insectivores, where they are found, elaborate pictures, descriptions, and brain photos and sections. I would rate this site a whopping CINCO [5] for advanced science students [out of 5].
Insectivores - this website has links to other websites about insectivores. The site is called KidSleuths so, i presme that these links to sites are readable for children. Great ratings! A whoppen FOUR out of 5.
Insectivora - This describes some extinct species of the insectivores. Not a very descriptive site, and i cant understand that much... so i guess this would be kind of a complicated site... even though its only one paragraph long. the words are quite large and i would rate this site a small two out of 5.

In-depth Information

Eurasion Insectvores and Tree Shrews - This website describes: 1.1 The Insectivora of Eurasia * 1.2 The Scandentia of South and South-east Asia * 1.3 Geographical Coverage * 1.4 The IUCN/SSC Insectivore, Tree Shrew and Elephant Shrew Specialist Group (ITSES) * 1.5 Threats Facing the Eurasian Insectivores and Tree Shrews * 1.6 Rationale and Objectives of the Action Plan I would say that this site is a tad complicated SO, i would rate this a 4 for older smarter folk.
MOLES AND SHREWS - An in-depth description of moles and tree shrews. This is a great site for high school students and i would rate this site a 5 out of 5.
Mammology - GOOD STUFF!! Great descriptions of general characteristics, families, Tenrecidae, Solenodontidae, Soricidae. i would rate this site a FOUR MOLES out of 5.

Links to Further Sites

Order INSECTIVORA - PRETTY simple. i would recommend this for younger children... meaning like junior high science folk. i cant say i really like this site, but if you wanna see it, then go for it. i would rate this site a 1 out of 5.
The Garder Safari: Shrews - GREAT site about shrews. Elaborate pictures and great information about shrews. Anybody elementary school and up could enjoy this wonderful site about shrews. I would rate this site a BIG FIVE out of 5.
Insectivores - Hedgehogs, moles, and shrews. Click on one of the links at this site and you will get where it is located and its scientific name. I would rate this a 2.5 out of 5.
Insectivores (insectivora) - Many species are mentioned leading you to more online links. Which could be helpful if you would like man y internet sources on the ORDER Insectivora. I would rate this site a 3 out of 5.

Content by Tiffy D
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Last revised Tue Mar 9 11:25:34 US/Pacific 2004