Elementary Science

1. `The Bobcat`
• Bobcats live in the mountains and deserts of
Utah.
• They eat birds, mice, rabbits and even deer.
• Nothing much eats them. They are ferocious!

2. Interesting Facts about Bobcats
• Bobcats are about half the size of a
mountain lion.
• They can growl as loud as a cougar.
• They like to live in caves in the rocks.

3. Going Wild with Amphibians
• This is a picture of Leopard Frogs.
• They live near ponds and streams.
• They eat mostly insects.
• They are eaten by birds, raccoons, and rodents.

4. Leopard Frog Facts
• Leopard Frogs are a medium sized frog
reaching 3 1/2 inches in length.
• It gets its name from the dark spots. They
are usually in circle shapes and scattered
over the body .

5. The Road Runner
• Roadrunners eat lizards, rattlesnakes,
scorpions, grasshoppers, crickets, mice, and
tarantulas. They also eat fruit and seeds.
• They are very fast and aren’t often caught .
• Road Runners live in
grasslands, brushy areas,
deserts, and open
woodlands.

6. Road Runner Facts
• Why the name Roadrunner?
A long time ago, these birds would run on
the road alongside horse-drawn carriages
• The roadrunner can run at about 15 miles
per hour. It can fly but prefers to run.
• The roadrunner is not a quiet bird. It crows
and chuckles and produces a clacking
sound. It also coos like a dove.

7. Road Runner Facts
• Why the name Roadrunner?
A long time ago, these birds would run on
the road alongside horse-drawn carriages
• The roadrunner can run at about 15 miles
per hour. It can fly but prefers to run.
• The roadrunner is not a quiet bird. It crows
and chuckles and produces a clacking
sound. It also coos like a dove.