VYMAĽUJ SI SVOJHO KAMZÍKA
PAINT YOUR TATRA CHAMOIS
(SK) Toto je malá výzva pre všetkých, ktorí majú chuť spríjemniť si dlhé chvíle trávené v tejto karanténnej situácii :-)
Výzva pre deti aj dospelých, ktorí sa chcú odreagovať umením.
Ak máš Instagram účet odfoť svoj výtvor a postni ho s hashtagom #mojkamzik alebo pošli cez direct @artofmeka
Stiahni si obrázok mláďatka kamzíka a vyfarbi ho ľubovolnou technikou.
Výzva pre deti aj dospelých, ktorí sa chcú odreagovať umením.
Ak máš Instagram účet odfoť svoj výtvor a postni ho s hashtagom #mojkamzik alebo pošli cez direct @artofmeka
Stiahni si obrázok mláďatka kamzíka a vyfarbi ho ľubovolnou technikou.
(EN) This is a small challenge for all who want to enjoy the long moments spent in this quarantine situation :-)
A challenge for children and adults who want to relax with art.
If you have an Instagram account, take a picture of your creation and post it with the #mojkamzik hashtag or send via direct @artofmeka
Download the picture of the chamois cub and color it with any technique.
A challenge for children and adults who want to relax with art.
If you have an Instagram account, take a picture of your creation and post it with the #mojkamzik hashtag or send via direct @artofmeka
Download the picture of the chamois cub and color it with any technique.
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Kamzík vrchovský tatranský
Kamzík žije vo všetkých častiach Tatier: Západné Tatry (Slovensko a Poľsko), Vysoké Tatry a Belianske Tatry. Tieto časti sú chránené národnými parkmi obidvoch krajín. V roku 2006 bol slovenský Tatranský národný park domovom pre 371 kamzíkov, z čoho bolo 72 jahniat. V poľskom Tatranskom národnom parku žilo 117 jedincov a z toho 27 jahniat.[4] V roku 2010 populácia vzrástla na 841 jedincov (z toho 74 jahniat), 699 (57 jahniat) na Slovensku a 142 (17 jahniat) v Poľsku. Tento počet sa priblížil k populačnému vrcholu z roku 1964, keď bolo v Tatrách viac ako 900 jedincov.
(zdroj: Wikipédia)
Tatra chamois
Tatra chamois lives in all parts of the Tatras: West Tatras (Slovakia and Poland) and Eastern Tatras, which consist of the High Tatras (Slovakia and Poland) and the Belianske Tatras (Slovakia), all protected by national parks in both countries. As of 2006 the Slovak Tatra National Park was home to 371 chamois, of which 72 were lambs, and the Polish Tatra National Park was home to 117 chamois, of which 27 were lambs.[3] As of 2010 a population recovered to 841 chamois, of which 74 were lambs, 699 (57 lambs) in Slovakia and 142 (17 lambs) in Poland, which is near to population peak of year 1964, when more than 900 chamois were sighted in Tatras.
(source: Wikipedia)
Tatra chamois lives in all parts of the Tatras: West Tatras (Slovakia and Poland) and Eastern Tatras, which consist of the High Tatras (Slovakia and Poland) and the Belianske Tatras (Slovakia), all protected by national parks in both countries. As of 2006 the Slovak Tatra National Park was home to 371 chamois, of which 72 were lambs, and the Polish Tatra National Park was home to 117 chamois, of which 27 were lambs.[3] As of 2010 a population recovered to 841 chamois, of which 74 were lambs, 699 (57 lambs) in Slovakia and 142 (17 lambs) in Poland, which is near to population peak of year 1964, when more than 900 chamois were sighted in Tatras.
(source: Wikipedia)
