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1. Where
do wild
animals
sleep
and
take
rest?

3. Learning Objectives
The different types of
animal houses
and their names.

4. Observe carefully and name the homes made by the animals, found in the picture.
1
5
4
3
2
6
1. Bird-Nest
2. Woodpecker- Tree Hole
3. Spider - Web
4. Bee – Bee Hive
5. Ant- Anthill
6. Rabbit- Burrow

5. Observe the pictures and mark ‘M’ for manmade shelters and ‘N’ for natural shelters

6.  Most of the animal houses are natural and some of them
are manmade.
 All the wild animals make or findtheir homes themselves
in the nature to take rest, to sleep or to keep their young
ones. They do not needthe help of human beings to make
or find their homes.
NATURAL & MANMADE
 There are various types of animals homes on earth.
 Examples: holes in the ground, caves, nests, burrows, anthills, spider webs,
dens and so on…

11. DEN

12. Eventhoughthe lion is called the King of the Junglelions are mainlyfound living on grassy
plains and open woodlands.

16. Bats hang upside down in a high location
like the branches of tall trees or the roof of a cave etc.

18. The nests are made of twigs, leaves, grass,
mud etc. Different birds have different styles of making their
nests.
build their own as a home especially
for laying eggs.

42. A group of giraffes is called a tower.

44. 1.Birds build their own -----------. (nests, holes)
2.Rabbit makes ----------------to live in.(nests, burrows)
3.Snakes live in ----------. (holes, dens)
4.Deer move around the -------------- . (desert, forest)
5. ---------- do not make their own homes. (Zebras, Birds)
6.Honeybees live together in ------------. (holes, beehives)
7.A group of deer is called ------- . (pride, herd)
8.Wild animals live in -----------. (towns, forests)
nests
burrows
holes
forest
Herd
Zebras
beehives
forests

46. What are the dangers faced by the wild animals?
1. Deforestation – Destroying forests by cutting down
trees on a large scale. This makes the animals
homeless. This is done only by human beings.
2. Wildlife Poaching - Poaching is defined as the illegal
hunting or capturing of wild animals by human beings
for pleasure, as an adventure or as a greed to make money
by selling their body parts like skin, bones, hones and tusks.
3. For example:
Rhinoceroses are killed for their hones.
Tigers and leopards are hunted for their skin.
Elephants are killed for their tusks.

47. • WE MUST STOP HUNTING WILD ANIMALS TO SAVE THEM FROM
EXTINCTION. (disappearance)
• IT IS SHAMEFUL FOR HUMAN BEINGS, WHO ARE WELL KNOWN
FOR THEIR INTELLIGENCE AND WISDOM, TO DESRTOY THE
ANIMAL HOMES BY DESTROYING THE FORESTS AND TO ATTACK
THE WILD LIFE FOR THEIR GREED.