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This document contains descriptions of various animals written by students. Each animal description includes the animal's name, physical characteristics like color and size, habitat, and natural enemies. Animals described include the piranha, bat, buffalo, butterfly, crocodile, dolphin, elephant, frog, gazelle, giraffe, kangaroo, lion, lizard, monkey, panther, parrot, penguin, swordfish, reindeer, snake, shark, spider, cheetah, whale, and zebra.
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- 17. PARROT • This is a parrot . • It’s green , red, yellow… • It’s small. • Parrots live in the trees. • The parrot's enemies are snakes and eagles. Alba Sanchez
- 18. PENGUIN • This is a penguin. • It’s white and black. • It’s medium sized. • Penguins live in the Artic. • The penguin’s enemies are seals and killer whales. Martí Beltran
- 19. • This is a swordfish. It´ s grey and blue. It´ s medium sized. Swordfish live in the sea. The swordfish’s enemies are sharks and killer whales. Pol Gómez SWORFISH
- 20. Reindeer • This is a Reindeer. • It’s brown. • It’s big. • Reindeers live in woods. • The Reindeer’s enemies are tigers and wolves. Martí Sesé
- 21. SNAKE • This is a snake. • It's green and yellow. • It’s big. • Snakes live in the grass. • The snake's enemies are lions and tigers. Laura Rodriguez
- 22. SHARK • This is a shark. • It's grey and white. • It's big. • Sharks live in the sea. • The shark's enemies are dolphins and whales. Pol Soriano
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- 24. The Cheetah • This a cheetah. • It's brown and black with spots. • It's big. • Cheetahs live in the savannah. • The cheetah’s enemies are lions and eagles. Marc Ramos
- 25. WHALE • This is a whale. • It’s grey, black and white. • It’s big. • Whales live in the sea. • The whale’s enemies are sharks. Julia Estrada
- 26. ZEBRA • This is a zebra. • It’s white and black. • It’s medium sized. • Zebras live in the savannah. • The zebra’s enemies are lions and tigers. Genís Perez