Iana is the guinea pig of the author. Her birthday is August 1st. She enjoys being with other guinea pigs and her favorite foods are grass and red peppers. She thinks the author is her mother. Parrots live in South America's rainforests and have strong beaks to eat fruit and seeds. They nest in tree hollows and lay white eggs. Penguins live in Antarctica where they have thick feathers to stay warm. Though flightless, they use their wings to swim. Giraffes live in Africa and use camouflage to hide from predators. They have extremely long necks to reach leaves high in trees. Pandas live in China and come in black and white or red varieties.

2. Iana is my guinea pig.
This is Iana :))))))))))))
Her birthday is on the
1st of August.
She loves stayng with
other guinea pig´s.
She´s one year old.
Her favourite food is
grass and red pepers.
She loves being with me
because she thinks I
am her mum.

4. Parrots.
PARROTS: live in the rain
forest in South America.
They have big strong beaks,
they eat fruit and seeds.
Parrots have got strong and
long toes to help them walk
on the branches. They have
got beautiful colors in the
wings, in the head, and in
the tail.
Almost all parrots nest in
tree hollows, and lay white
eggs from which hatch
helpless young.

6. Penguins.
PENGUINS: live in Antarctica.
It´s very cold in Antarctica so
penguins have thick
feathers to stay warm.
They have wings but they
can´t fly, they use the
wings to swim in the sea.
The penguins live in
colonies. Penguin’s have
dark and white plumage,
The largest living species is
the Emperor Penguin. The
smallest penguin species is
the Little Blue Penguin.

8. GIRAFFES.
GIRAFFES: live in
Africa.
They use camouflage to
hide from predators.
Giraffes have long
necks, 3m long, so
they can eat leaves on
tall trees. Giraffes are
mammals, the tallest
living terrestrial animal
and the largest plant
eater.

10. PANDAS.
PANDAS: live in
China.
There are two types of
pandas, the black
and white giant
panda and the red
panda.They have
strong teeth to eat
bamboo and they
have thick fur to
stay warm.