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- 1. Animals Kaylee Johnson Monday, March 2, 15
- 2. Animals • Animals are all over the world. • We see them every day ranging from small little cats to big elephants. • They are very important to this world. Monday, March 2, 15
- 3. Turtles • Turtles are animals that live in many different places across the world. • There are hundreds of types of species. Monday, March 2, 15
- 4. • Dogs are a popular animal used for pets. • There are about 339 recognized species in the world. Dogs Monday, March 2, 15
- 5. Dogs Cont. • There are about 339 recognized species in the world. Monday, March 2, 15
- 6. Cats • Cats are another popular animal used for having pets. • They are small, and for the most part, they are easy to handle and take care of. Monday, March 2, 15
- 7. Tigers • Tigers are fast. They aren’t the fastest animal on the planet, but they are still quite fast. • The tiger is the largest member of the cat family. Monday, March 2, 15
- 8. Elephants • Elephants are really big. AND HEAVY! • They are the largest land animals on earth. Monday, March 2, 15
- 9. Elephants Cont. • There are 2 species of elephants on the world: African Elephants (from Africa) and Asian Elephants (from Asia). Monday, March 2, 15
- 10. Animals • As you can see, there are many animals. I could go on all day about all the different animals in the world. • There’s so many, it’s like almost impossible to sit here and list them all . Monday, March 2, 15