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The big slideThe big slideshow for animalsshow for animals
By Bledat GjinolliBy Bledat Gjinolli
A is for AardvarkA is for Aardvark
• Eats ants• Lives in Africa• Can live up to 24
years
B is for Black RhinoB is for Black Rhino
• Extremely aggressive• 3600 Black Rhino’s
exist• Are smaller than
White Rhino
C is for CamelC is for Camel
• They store water in there humps
• Humans tamed Camels before 2000 B.C
• Are used as transportation
D is for Dwarf MongooseD is for Dwarf Mongoose
• Is Africa's smallest carnivore
• Is related to Mongoose
• Lives in Africa
E is for EagleE is for Eagle
• Eat fish• Have large pupils• Nests are called
eyries
F is for Fat-tailed dunnartF is for Fat-tailed dunnart
• Eats insects• Has a fat tail • Is mammal
G is for Grizzly BearG is for Grizzly Bear
• Are carnivores• Have attacked
people before• Are sometimes called
Brown Bears
H is for Harbor SealH is for Harbor Seal
• Population is not in danger
• Estimated population is 400000 to 500000
• Like the cold weather
I is for Indigo BuntingI is for Indigo Bunting
• Eats insects and spiders
• it migrates at night• Can travel 2000
miles to its winter range
J is for JaguarondiJ is for Jaguarondi
• In Mexico sometimes called “Otter Cat”
• 13 different vocalizations
• solitary animal
K is for Komodo DragonK is for Komodo Dragon
• usually weighs 150 pounds
• carnivorous
• Eat humans and human corpses
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L is for LemurL is for Lemur
• are primates
M is for MuskratM is for Muskrat
• Its life span is 3-4 years
N is for Northern Leopard FrogN is for Northern Leopard Frog
• Sometimes lets out a screaming call when its captured or startled
O is for Olympic MarmotO is for Olympic Marmot
• Family members greet each other by touching noses
P is for Polar Bear P is for Polar Bear
• It dives up to depths of 15 feet
Q is for QuailQ is for Quail
• Member of pheasant family
R is for RaccoonR is for Raccoon
• It can run up to 15 miles pre hour!!!!!!!!!!
S is for Southern Flying SquirrelS is for Southern Flying Squirrel
• The southern flying Squirrel is smaller than the Northern Flying Squirrel
T is for Turkey VultureT is for Turkey Vulture
• It scavenges carcasses of dead animals and rips the flesh off and eats it
U is for Upland SandpiperU is for Upland Sandpiper
• Often perches on fences, posts, stumps, or telephone poles
V is for Virginia OpossumV is for Virginia Opossum
• The only marsupial in North America
W is for West Indian ManateeW is for West Indian Manatee
• It can get caught in fish nets and is also very silent
X is for X-ray FishX is for X-ray Fish
• It has a transparent body
Y is for Yellow Rumped Cacique Y is for Yellow Rumped Cacique
• Eats Insects
Z is for ZebraZ is for Zebra
• They are generally social animals