Whose egg is this?
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HELPING ANIMALS • ENLIGHTENING PEOPLE • CHANGING LIVES Whose egg is this? Can you match the egg to the parent?
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Whose egg is this?. Can you match the egg to the parent?. H ELPING ANIMALS • E NLIGHTENING PEOPLE • C HANGING LIVES. Introduction. Welcome to the ‘whose egg is this’ quiz! Each answer will have a blue button beside it- click on this button to see if you have the right answer - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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HELPING ANIMALS • ENLIGHTENING PEOPLE • CHANGING LIVES
Whose egg is this?
Can you match the egg to the parent?
IntroductionWelcome to the ‘whose egg is this’ quiz!Each answer will have a blue button beside
it- click on this button to see if you have the right answer
When you see the blue arrow at the top of the page click it to move to the next question
Good luck!
Who does this eggs belong to?
Ostrich
Spider
Bird
Crocodile
Correct
Well done, that is thecorrect answer!
That egg belongs to anOstrich.
Who do these eggs belong to?
Spider
Turtle
Snake
Caterpillar
Correct
Well done, that is thecorrect answer!
This caterpillar has laid it’s egg on the tree branch.
Who do these eggs belong to?
Frog
Fish
Turtle
Caterpillar
CorrectWell done, that is thecorrect answer!
Turtle’s return to theirhome to lay their own eggs, burying them underneath the sand.
Who do these eggs belong to?
Bee
Caterpillar
Spider
Fish
CorrectWell done, that is thecorrect answer!
Some spiders build a sac egg to protect the baby spiders.
Who do these eggs belong to?
Snake
Platypus
Turtle
Fish
CorrectWell done, that is thecorrect answer!
A fish’s egg is jelly-like, and helps to protect thebaby fish.
Who do these eggs belong to?
Snake
Platypus
Turtle
Bird
CorrectWell done, that is thecorrect answer!
A snake will lay it’s batch of eggs underneath the soil to hide from predators.
Who do these eggs belong to?
Frog
Seahorse
Fish
Bird
CorrectWell done, that is thecorrect answer!
Frogs like to select hidden places underneath the water to lay their eggs. Plants can help to protect a frog’s cluster of eggs.
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