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Guinea pigs are small rodents that weigh between 1.5 to 2.5 pounds and come in a variety of colors. They are found in grassy plains in South America but are popular pets worldwide. Guinea pigs make good pets as they are friendly, come in many colors, and eat easily available foods like grass and alfalfa.
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5 B Porcupine
Porcupines are herbivorous rodents found in North and South America, Africa, Europe, and Asia. They have sharp quills on their back, sides, and tail that act as a defense against predators. Female porcupines give birth to 1-4 babies that have soft quills at birth that harden after a few days. Porcupines spend much of their time in trees and use their tails to aid in climbing. They eat bark, stems, and have been known to chew on man-made items like canoe paddles. Their tracks show four toes on the front foot and five on the hind foot.
5kllemur
The document is about lemurs and provides some key facts. Lemurs are primates related to apes and humans that live in Madagascar. They have an average body length of 20 inches plus a 20 inch tail. Lemurs live in trees in Madagascar's hot forests, eating bugs, plants, fruits and small animals. However, their habitat is being destroyed as forests are converted to resorts and hotels.
5g White Tail Deer
The document is about the white-tailed deer. It describes the deer's physical appearance, including its tan or brown summer coat and grayish brown winter coat. It notes that females weigh between 90-200 pounds and males weigh 150-300 pounds. The document discusses the deer's habitat in wooded areas with trees and grass. It explains that white-tailed deer are herbivores that eat plants and follow trails to feeding areas. It also provides information on the deer's ability to run up to 30 miles per hour and swim, and mentions their tracks resemble hearts. The document states white-tailed deer can be found in southern Canada and most of the United States.
5klmoose
Moose are large deer species that live in northern parts of North America, Europe, and Russia. They inhabit forests and swampy marshes. Newborn moose have red-brown fur and can weigh over 300 pounds after just a few weeks. Moose eat various plants depending on the season, including tall grass, shrubs, and tree branches. They are excellent swimmers and some migrate long distances between summer and winter habitats.
5kl Flamingo
Flamingos live in saline lakes and lagoons lacking vegetation. They feed by filtering shrimp, fish, and insects from the water with their unique bills. Flamingos can be found in western America, northern Europe, and northeast Africa, living in both the eastern and western hemispheres. However, flamingos are dying by the thousands due to toxic bacteria in the water and some have been killed for their fat which was believed to cure tuberculosis.
5g Zebra
This document discusses zebras and provides several facts about them. It states that zebras live in southern Africa and eat grass. Their black and white stripes help them camouflage from predators. Zebras live in herds and will defend injured members from attacks by circling around them to scare off predators.
5 Kl Llamas
An 11-year-old girl named Ashley wrote about llamas. Llamas are pack animals that can carry 25-30% of their weight for 5-8 miles. They have two-toed feet and soft fur. Baby llamas, called crias, are born with short soft fur and can stand up nursing within 1.5 hours. Llamas live in mountains and on farms, moving up and down mountains between summer and winter grazing areas. Llamas eat grass and plants and have complex stomachs to digest food.
5 G Orangutan
Orangutans are red-brown haired apes that live in the rainforests of Southeast Asia. Females weigh around 110 pounds and males weigh about 200 pounds. Baby orangutans stay with their mothers for 6 years and have babies between 10-12 years old. Orangutans eat fruit, leaves, bark, seeds, and sometimes small animals. They have large, wide feet and five toes like humans. Orangutans are found in the tropical rainforests of Asia and make nests out of piled leaves to sleep in trees.
5 S Pileated Wood Pecker
The pileated woodpecker is the third largest woodpecker in North America. They live in mature forests containing dead trees and coniferous or deciduous forests. Pileated woodpeckers defend large territories between 1,000-4,000 acres in size. Young are helpless when hatched and fledge around 24-30 days later. Pileated woodpeckers excavate deep cavities in trees over several months that provide shelter. Their range covers northern parts of Canada, the United States, and Yukon Territory.
5 S Platypus
This document provides facts about the duckbill platypus. It details that the platypus lays eggs, has a lifespan of up to 16 years in the wild, and 10-12 years in captivity. Their back legs are more powerful than their front legs. Baby platypuses are born without hair, with small legs and closed eyes, and stay in their mother's burrow for the first six weeks. The platypus lives in underground burrows near water, and eats small fish, worms and bugs both in and out of water. Their webbed feet help them swim fast, and their thick fur allows them to swim underwater. The platypus is found in Australia.
5 S Lions
Bradley wrote a book to inform readers about lions. Lions live in prides of up to 15 members and hunt cooperatively. A lion's roar can be heard from 5 miles away. Cubs are born in litters of 2 to 5 and cared for by the lionesses for their first 4 years. Lions live in grasslands in parts of Africa, India and Madagascar because the tall grass provides camouflage as they hunt large prey like zebras, wildebeest and buffalo.
5 L Yorkshire Pigs.
The document provides information about Yorkshire pigs. It discusses that Yorkshire pigs were some of the first pigs brought to the United States from England in 1830. Yorkshire pigs can weigh up to 500 pounds for males and 450 pounds for females. They have a good sense of smell and like to live in shady, muddy areas where they forage for foods like bulbs, roots, fungi, eggs, and small animals.
5l Eagle
The document summarizes information about bald eagles. It states that bald eagles primarily eat dead animals like birds, raccoons, and deer. It notes that bald eagle nests are typically built in large trees near rivers and lakes. The document also provides some facts about bald eagle tracks, diet, and habitat, which includes flying in the sky and perching on telephone poles and in nests. Pictures and websites are listed as resources at the end.
5 L Vipers
Vipers are a species of snake that are found worldwide except in cold places. They come in many colors and patterns which help them camouflage in their habitats of jungles, mountains, deserts and plains. Vipers are carnivorous and their diet consists of small animals like mice, birds, and eggs. Despite their dangerous venom, vipers play an important role in the ecosystem by controlling prey populations.
5 L All About Sea Lions
Jenna wrote an article about sea lions that contains several sections. Sea lions can stay underwater for 10-15 minutes, swim up to 25 mph to escape predators, and males can be several times larger than females. Young sea lions, called pups, are born with their eyes open ready to nurse milk high in fat to help them grow. Sea lions live on rocky coastlines and beaches and eat various fish, squid, and octopus. Their tracks resemble a belly drag as they pull themselves across sand with their flippers. California sea lions are often seen in shows and have three claws on each flipper. Most sea lions live in warm waters off the coasts of California and Mexico.
5 L Kangaroo
The document discusses kangaroos and provides information about their habitat, diet, and populations in Australia. It states that there are over 8 million red kangaroos and eastern gray kangaroos in Australia. Baby kangaroos are called joeys and stay with their mother for about one year. Kangaroos live mainly in open desert, mountains, and near watering holes in Australia, and their diet consists primarily of grasses.
5kl Skunk
The document is about skunks written by Selena. It discusses that skunks weigh between 7-14 oz and live in the US, coming in spotted or striped patterns. Skunks are powerful due to their musky spray. Babies live with their mother for up to 3 years before learning to spray. Skunks live in forests and bushes and eat berries, ants, grasses and bugs. They are found throughout the US, even as pets sometimes. Spotted skunks are endangered and do handstands before spraying.
5kl Eagle
This document provides information about eagles over multiple sections. It describes that eagles are large birds of prey found in the United States and Canada. Baby eagles stay with their mothers for about 12 weeks before learning to fly. Eagles live near trees, cliffs, and rivers where they can find fish and small animals like squirrels, chipmunks, mice, and rabbits to eat. Their wingspan can reach up to 6 feet and there are two main types, bald eagles and golden eagles.
5kl Black Bear
The document is about the black bear written by Alissa. It discusses that black bears can live up to 30 years old, females typically have 1-6 cubs, and the cubs stay with the mother for 1.5 years. It describes the black bear's habitat as forested areas and meadows, and their diet which includes plants, fruits, nuts, insects, salmon, and small mammals. It provides some facts about black bears such as they can be found in 40 US states and Canada/Mexico, males typically weigh 250-500 pounds, and they have a top speed of 30 miles per hour.
5gkomododragon
Komodo dragons are large carnivorous lizards found in Indonesia. Young komodo dragons live in trees and eat insects and eggs, while adult komodo dragons prey on animals like pigs, deer, and water buffalo by sneaking up on them in tall grasses. An adult komodo dragon can consume a 90-pound pig in just 20 minutes, which is equivalent to a 320-pound hamburger.
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5b Guiena Pig
- 1. Guinea Pig Written by Brandon
- 2. About the Author My name is Brandon. My mom’s name is Michelle. My sister’s name is Lauren. I picked the Guinea Pig because Miss Jabs has one for pet.
- 3. Who am I Guinea pigs weigh between 1.5 -.2.5 pounds. They have large heads. They come in a variety of colors like brown, black, tan,and caramel.
- 4. The Early years A baby guinea pig is called pup. Babies are born in the spring . New born
- 5. Habitat Sweet Habitat Wild guinea pigs are found in grass planes.
- 6. What’s on the Menu? The guinea pig’s natural diet is grass. Alfalfa is and their popular food choice. Guinea pig’s will also chew on cloth and paper.
- 7. Making Tracks Guinea pigs cannot climb. When these animals are excited they will hop in the air. They are very good swimmers.
- 8. Simply Irresistable Guinea pigs make good pets. They have a great sense of hearing, smelling and touch.
- 9. Where in the World? Guinea pigs originate in the Andes Mountains. Now they are found all around the U.S.
- 10. Resource List www.wikipedia.com guinea pig