Horses

Jul 24, 2014

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Horses. By Traci Ficociello. Habitat. The horses habitat is a barn. The woods Grassland Shopping mall. Diet. Grass Carrots Hay Apples Corn stalk. Characteristics. They feast mainly on krill, tiny shrimplike animals, but also eat fish and squid. . Predators/Prey.

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Horses By Traci Ficociello
Habitat • The horses habitat is a barn. • The woods • Grassland • Shopping mall
Diet • Grass • Carrots • Hay • Apples • Corn stalk
Characteristics • They feast mainly on krill, tiny shrimplike animals, but also eat fish and squid.
Predators/Prey
Why I chose this animal
References: • http://kids.nationalgeographic.com/kids/animals/creaturefeature/adelie-penguin/

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