This is a presentation about animals.

1. Different Types of Animals
by: Maddie Zeutenhorst
Tuesday, March 3, 15

2. Puppies
They are lively and
lovable.
The high-spirited and
active puppy has a big,
generous heart and a
desire to please. They are
good for outdoor
activities such as
hunting, swimming, and
just playing around.
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3. Cats
Cats are the most popular
pets in the world. There are
over 500 million domestic
cats in the world. Cats and
humans have been
associated nearly 10000
years. Cats have flexible
bodies and teeth adapted
for hunting animals such as
mice and rats.
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4. Lions
Lions are the 2nd largest
cat species in the world.
The roar of a lion can be
heard from 8 kilometers
away. Lions are very social
compared to other cat
species, often living in
prides that feature females,
offspring and few adult
males.
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5. Frogs
A frog is an amphibian.
They lay their eggs in
water. The egg hatch into
a tadpole which lives in
water until it
metamorphoses into an
adult frog. They can live
on water and land.
Instead of drinking water
they soak in into there
skin.
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6. Elephant
Elephants are the largest
land living mammals in the
world. An elephant can use
its tusk to dig for ground
water. Elephants have large,
thin ears. Elephants had no
natural predators.They can
swim, they use there trunk
to breath out of the water.
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7. Tiger
The tiger is the biggest
species of the cat family.
Around half of tiger cubs
don’t live beyond two
years of age. Tigers are
good swimmers and can
swim up to 6 kilometres.
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8. Hamster
Hamsters were first found
in Syria. They live all over
the world. Hamsters hoard
their food. They stuff there
mouths full and then spit
out the and hide some of it
for later. Hamsters can catch
a cold from a human.
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9. Monkey
There are currently 264
know monkey species.
Apes are not monkeys.
Some monkeys live on the
ground, others live in trees.
Most monkeys haves tails.
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10. Rabbit
A female rabbit is called a
doe. A male is called a buck.
A young rabbit is called a
kit. More than half of the
world’s rabbits live in North
America. Rabbits have long
ears which can be as long os
10 cm. Rabbits eat plants.
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