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Leafhopper Informative Speech

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I want to talk to you about a threatened species called the Leafhopper. The Leafhopper is a insect that is ivory white and has wings. The Leafhopper lives in hay pastures, savannas, and indian grass. Some of the characteristics of the Leafhopper is that it has a strongly produced vortex on its back and its wings have two or three black veins..This animal is endangered deforestation and pollution I would like to ask you if you can keep this amazing species of animals alive.This creature lives Kalamazoo and
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