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Elephants are the largest land animals. They can weigh between 6,000-15,000 pounds and live up to 70 years. Elephants live in the savannah or rainforest, eating grasses, leaves, and bark. They consume 300-400 pounds of food per day. While there are still many elephants, their habitats are being destroyed and poachers kill them for their ivory tusks, threatening the future of the species.
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Elephants are the largest living land animals, with three species: African savanna elephants, African forest elephants, and Asian elephants. They can grow up to 9 feet tall and weigh over 11,000 pounds, with wrinkled grey skin and floppy ears. Elephants are endangered due to hunting for their tusks, which are traded as ivory.
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This document provides descriptions of various animals. It includes 3-4 sentences describing each animal's appearance, habitat, diet, behaviors and other interesting facts. The animals described are ants, bats, cats, dogs, elephants, fish, giraffes, horses, ibex, jerboas, kelpie, lacewings, mice, nightingales, ocelots, pandas, quail, rhinos, saber-toothed beasts, tapirs, unicorns, voles, walruses, xenopus frogs, yaks, zebras and the author concludes by introducing themselves.
Wildlife
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Animal Habits
The document describes the living and eating habits of several animals:
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- Dogs form territories and use smell to communicate. They are omnivores but favor meat like rabbits and discarded animal flesh.
- Elephants spend most of their day eating and consume grasses, plants, fruits, bark and roots. They use tusks to tear bark from trees.
- Crocodiles are solitary and live in warm climates near water. They are carnivores that eat animals like boars,
orangutan book
This is a book about the orangutan. I wrote this for my friend Lucas. This is a very great book. I hope he likes it.
Animal
The document provides information about various African animals, including kangaroos, ostriches, elephants, giraffes, lions, and monkeys. It describes their physical characteristics, habitats, behaviors, diets, and other attributes. For example, it notes that kangaroos live in Australia and can travel up to 60 km/h, ostriches are flightless birds found in Africa that eat grass and small animals, and elephants have large tusks and ears and can weigh up to 7,500 kg.
Virtual zoo!
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Animal Project.pptx - anima project by me
The Siberian Tiger is considered one of the largest tiger subspecies. It lives in eastern Russia and northern China, where its coat helps it blend into its forest and snow environments. At birth, tiger cubs weigh around 2 pounds and stay hidden in the den with their mother for the first 8 weeks. As adults, male Siberian Tigers can weigh up to 700 pounds and defend their territory by marking it with urine. Currently, there are estimated to be only 400-500 Siberian Tigers remaining in the wild.
My favourite animal
- There are two main types of animals: wild animals that live without humans in nature, and domestic animals that live with humans as pets or livestock. Wild animals include elephants, tigers, and rhinos while domestic animals include dogs, cats, cows, and horses.
- Many rare animal species are threatened with extinction due to hunting, habitat loss, and other human impacts. Conservation efforts aim to protect endangered species and their natural habitats to prevent their disappearance.
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The document contains information about the animal projects of students in Mrs. Bartoleta's 2nd grade class. It includes 3 sentence summaries of tiger sharks, llamas, ladybugs, jumping spiders, wolf spiders, cardinals, lions, iguanas, cheetahs, whales, polar bears, orangutans, great white sharks, owls, turkeys, frogs, pandas, bears, giraffes, elephants, tigers, grasshoppers, deer, hummingbirds, gray whales, jaguars, chimpanzees, and monkeys. Each student provides details on what the animal looks like, what it eats, where it lives, and how it protects itself.
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- 1. A Day In the Life of a “your Selected animal” By: Your names 4th Grade Class
- 2. What Makes Me Unique My tusks are made of ivory and I am one of the few animals with this feature. I am also the largest living land mammal. I weigh anywhere between 6,000 – 15,000 lbs. and I live for about 70 years.
- 3. If I am a savannah elephant then I will live in the African savannah. If I am a forest elephant then I will live in the rain forest area. Where I Live
- 4. I like to eat grasses, leaves, bamboo, bark and roots. I also like bananas and sugar cane as a special treat when I can find it. I usually eat 300-400 lbs. of food per day!!! What I Eat
- 5. While there are still a lot of elephants alive many of our areas for homes are being destroyed. Poachers also like our ivory tusks and many of us are killed for them. My Future
- 6. Why We Chose This Animal Animals are very special mammals and are very gentle. We want other people to know about elephants and know that we need to help protect elephants.
- 7. “Defenders of Wildlife.” <http://www.defenders.org/wildlife_and_habitat/wildlife/elephant.php#> Feb. 22, 2010. “Creature Feature.” <http://kids.nationalgeographic.com/Animals/CreatureFeature/African-elephant> Feb. 22, 2010. Works Cited