WELCOME TO OUR

1. WELCOME TO OUR ANIMAL EXTRAVAGANZA

2. Arctic Fox • An Arctic Fox eats fish and berries. • It buries its fur in the snow so it can’t be seen by predators. • Some Arctic Foxes are bluish-gray. • The Arctic Fox follows polar bears and eats the scraps they leave behind. • Arctic foxes have the warmest fur of any animal. Alexandra

3. PANDA • Pandas enjoy eating bamboo. • They are about 3 to 5 feet tall. • Most of them live China where there are mountains. • In the winter it snows so they need warm fur. • The giant panda’s babies are the smallest mammals. • They have sharp claws to protect themselves. Alyssa

4. SHARK • Sharks have many sharp teeth. • Most male sharks are much bigger than female sharks. • Most sharks are white and blue, but some sharks are different colors. • Sharks have been found in polar seas. • All sharks have a fin on top of them which is called a dorsal fin. • Most sharks live in salt water but not all. Anabela

5. The Red Fox’s scientific name is Vulpes Vulpes. • They eat rodents, insects, birds, eggs, fish and tons of fruit. • They are approximately 36 to 42 inches long. • They are found in the Northern Hemisphere. • They are a wild member of the dog family. • They hunt for their prey at night. Red Fox Anthony

6. Kangaroo • Kangaroos like to eat at night. • Kangaroos hop fast to get away from the predators. • Kangaroos are known for boxing. • All kangaroos live in Australia. • Kangaroos live in mobs. Colbie

7. The monkey eats all kinds of fruit. • Baby monkeys weigh up to 5 pounds. • Monkeys’ hands and feet are adapted for climbing. • Monkeys have good eyesight. • Some monkeys wrap themselves in a ball. MONKEY COLE

8. WOLF • The wolf eats deer, bears, rabbits, and foxes. • Sometimes they eat people but not all the time. • Most wolves live in North America, Europe and Asia. • Wolves can run up to 130 miles. • Lastly, wolves have 1 to 11 pups. Danielle

9. PLATYPUS • The platypus is the only mammal that lays eggs. • The male platypus has venomous spurs on its hind legs. • Scientists think platypuses mate sometime between July and November. • A platypus’ bill looks like it’s hard but it’s really made of soft cartilage. • The tunnel a platypus digs can be from 20 to 52 feet long. Domenico

10. Polar Bear • The polar bear eats sea birds, seals, and walruses to survive. • Polar bears have hair between their pads which protects the bear’s feet from the cold. • The polar bear blends in with the snow to hide and attack other animals. • The polar bear uses its paws and teeth to defend itself. • Female polar bears weigh about 550 pounds and male polar bears weigh about 880 pounds. Dylan

11. TIGER • Tigers jump at the neck to catch their prey. • Females can weigh 100 to 160 pounds and males weigh 158 to 180 pounds. • They live in Asia, Russia, Korea and China. • They are carnivores. • They have BIG teeth and sharp claws. • Females give birth to 3 or 4 cubs. Grant

12. The Sea Turtle has a bony shell. • Sea Turtles are green. • Sea Turtles can grow up to 70 inches. • They can weigh up to 2000 pounds. • Their heart has 3 sections called chambers. SEA TURTLE Harry

13. SEA OTTER • The sea otter has brown fur and gray whiskers. • The sea otter lives on water and land. • Sea otters can smell predators from far away and then they can swim away. • An adult male can be fifty-one inches and females can be forty-seven. • Males can live up to fifteen years and females can live up to twenty years. • Sea otters eat squid, rock crabs, stone crabs, clams, and sea urchins. Jack

14. Llama • Llamas can live for twenty years. • They mostly eat shrubs and grass. • Llamas are relatives of camels. • Llamas have padded feet, like the palm of your hand. • The llama sounds like a cat purring but louder. Jamie

15. Spider Monkey • Spider Monkeys’ tails are longer than their bodies. • Spider Monkeys live in small groups. • The Spider Monkey’s fur is gray and tan. • Some Spider Monkeys are endangered. • The Wooly Spider monkey can only can be found in Brazilian parks. Joseph

16. Elephant • The elephant’s color is gray. It also has a gray nose. • Indian elephants have small ears and African elephants have huge ears. • An African elephant is 7-13 feet tall. • An Indian elephant is 9 -11 feet tall. • Elephants love to swim in water. Kristen

17. Dolphin • Dolphins have two flat halves of a tail. • The dorsal fin has a color that is mostly white or pale gray with a dark border. • It has rounded forehead. • Most dolphins live in salty oceans. • The mother of a baby dolphin pushes the baby up to the surface of the ocean for its first breath. Lleira

18. Did you know there are different kinds of frogs? • A frog can usually outrun its predator. • It hops from lily pad to lily pad. • The frog’s prey is usually insects. • It usually weighs about 7 pounds. • When frogs are young, they’re called tadpoles. FROG Matthew

19. Penguin • Penguins are very fast swimmers. • Penguins can hurt each other when they fight. • Penguins cough up food for their babies. • Penguins eat fish. • Penguins have wings but can’t fly. • Penguins can go underwater but they can’t breathe underwater. Nicole

20. Great White Shark • The Great White female is bigger than the male. • It can have one or two eggs. • It's weight is 5,940 to 7,040 pounds. • It likes to eat fish, seals, squid, turtles, and birds. • It lives in seas from 50-70 degrees Fahrenheit. • It lives for 30 to 50 years. RYAN

21. The Red Footed Booby Bird can dive 30 miles underwater! • The Red Footed Booby Bird has many colors and obviously red feet. • The Red Footed Booby Bird eats many fish But PREFERS Flying Fish. • All of the females are bigger than the males • The Red Footed Booby Bird lives in tropical weather. • Red Footed Booby Bird live in groups called colonies. RED FOOTED BOOBY BIRD SAM

22. KOALA • Koalas eat grass, eucalyptus leaves, and fruits. • The koala’s worst enemy is fire. • Koalas climb high up in the trees so their enemies can’t reach them. • Koalas live in the Australian forests. • The koala’s length can be 24 to 33 inches. • People think Koalas smell like cough drops because they eat eucalyptus. Sara

23. TOUCAN • An adult Toucan can be 24 inches and 64 centimeters, and a baby Toucan can be 13 to 14 inches and 33-36 centimeters. • Toucans can be found in South and Central America. They live in Tropical rainforests and American Jungles. • Toucans need warmth and trees to survive in the rainforest. • Toucans do not sing like other birds do, but when they cry it echoes throughout the whole forest all day long. • Toucans love fruit! They enjoy eating mangos and berries, but they will eat other fruit too!! Sydney

24. A female cottontail rabbit carries her young inside her body for 26 to 30 days. • Most rabbits eat and play from dusk to dawn. • Rabbits live in the northern United States and Canada. • In the winter rabbits build dens. • Most rabbits don’t dig their own burrows. • Rabbits eat many kinds of plants. • Rabbits run fast and jump into their burrows for safety. RABBIT Tanner

25. Lion • The lion has a big bush around its head and it’s called a main. • Lions live in Africa and Asia in hot temperatures. • Lions defend themselves with their roar to show that they’re fierce. • Lion are carnivores and only eat meat like zebras, fawns, and other animals. • Male lions are about 48 inches tall and 98 inches in length. Trisha

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