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The fangtooth fish lives 5,000 meters under the ocean and has the largest teeth in the ocean, but poses no threat to humans. When babies, fangtooth fish are only 3cm long and black and brown, resembling adults. They live in the deep ocean where it is black, so they have bioluminescent lights on their bodies for camouflage. Fangtooth fish eat other fish like salmon, sharks, and squid. They are found globally, including in the oceans surrounding China and Australia.
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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 Hedgehog
The document describes key facts about hedgehogs. It discusses their physical characteristics such as their small size comparable to a teacup, spiny coat that ranges in color, and five toes on their feet. It also covers their solitary lifestyle, breeding habits of giving birth to litters of 1-11 young in the spring, and behaviors like sleeping in burrows during the day and coming out at night to eat insects. Additionally, it mentions their habitat ranges from wooded areas to gardens and their presence in Europe, Asia, and Africa after being introduced to New Zealand.
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 Anacondas
Walter chose to write about anacondas due to their powerful jaws and fierce defenses. Anacondas are giant snakes native to South America that can grow to enormous sizes by eating large prey like buffalo. They live in forests and trees in the Amazon but some have been found traveling in the United States. Anacondas lay eggs and the young snakes must hunt small prey on their own immediately after hatching.
5 S Cheetah
The cheetah is the fastest land animal, capable of running up to 70 mph. Cheetahs have a dwindling population of 9,000-12,000 worldwide and live 10-12 years on average. Cheetah cubs are born gray with long fuzzy hair to help them hide but can walk within a few weeks. Cheetahs live on open grasslands and plains where they hunt small hoofed animals like gazelles.
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.
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 Blue Jays
The document provides information about Blue Jays. It discusses that the male Blue Jay is larger than the female and that they are light blue with a gray belly. Blue Jays are songbirds, though few other birds like them as they eat other birds' eggs. The eggs are sky blue with black specks and hatch after 17-18 days; the babies have closed eyes and no feathers. Blue Jays live in forests that get a fair amount of rain and have four seasons. Their diet consists mainly of nuts, seeds, grains and fresh fruit. Their tracks are 3 inches long and 2 inches wide with 3 claws. Blue Jays have a breeding season from March to July and lay 3-6 eggs per spring; their
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.
5 L Tiger
This document provides information about tigers. It details that male tigers can be up to 10 feet long and weigh 500 pounds, while females are slightly smaller at 9 feet long and 300 pounds. It describes that tiger cubs stay with their mother for 2-3 years and hunt small animals. Tigers live in tropical jungles, brushlands, and grasslands across parts of Asia and are endangered. They hunt medium to large animals like pigs and deer.
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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5g Fangthooh Fish
- 1. The Exciting Facts About The Fang Tooth Fish Tyler
- 2. About the author » My name is Tyler. I like video games, golf, and hockey.
- 3. Who am i » Fang tooth fish live 5,000 meters under the ocean. The fang tooth fish have the biggest teeth in the ocean.Fang tooth fish can do nothing to humans.
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- 9. Where in the world » It is found every where even in china,Australia.
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