ANIMALS AROUND US II
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The document contains descriptions of three animals: 1) The koala lives in trees in Australia and has gray fur, big ears, and a big nose. It eats leaves and climbs trees well. 2) Sharks live in the sea and range in size from 5 to 40 feet long. They have a large mouth full of sharp teeth and are blue and white with an aggressive nature. They eat squid and small fish. 3) Polar bears live in the Arctic and are the largest land carnivores. They have a large body and eat seals.
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Ingles (animals)
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Animals in danger
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Australia
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Slide, Koaala
Koalas are marsupials that live mostly in Australia. They look like bears but have short, twisted legs adapted for climbing trees. Koalas eat eucalyptus leaves and get water from the leaves, not drinking. Female koalas have a 35 day gestation period after mating between December and March. Newborn koalas are very small, weighing only 5 grams.
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Australia has many unique plants and animals due to its long isolation from other continents. 70% of Australia's flora and fauna are endemic, including well known marsupials like kangaroos and koalas which carry their young in pouches. Australia is also home to unusual egg-laying mammals such as platypuses and echidnas, the flightless emu, and dangerous reptiles including crocodiles, snakes, and spiders. Many of Australia's over 24,000 native plant species are found nowhere else, such as bottle brush, wattle, and eucalyptus trees.
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Koala (english)
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- 2. koala itziar legarretaetxebarria zelaia 2010
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