Animals desccripion theo y facundo
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The document describes 5 animals: the tiger, whale, panda bear, lion, and cow. It notes that each animal lives in a different habitat (jungle, sea, bamboo forest, jungle, or farm) and eats different foods (meat, krill, bamboo, meat, or grass). It also lists 2-3 distinguishing physical characteristics for each animal such as stripes, size, teeth.
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- 3. The whaleThe whale IT IS A WHALEIT IS A WHALE It is bigIt is big It has got a long tailIt has got a long tail It can swim fastIt can swim fast It eats crilIt eats cril It lives in the seaIt lives in the sea
- 4. The panda bearThe panda bear IT IS A PANDA BEARIT IS A PANDA BEAR It is fatIt is fat It has got four legsIt has got four legs It can run fastIt can run fast It eats bambúIt eats bambú It lives in the bambuIt lives in the bambu forestforest
- 5. The lionThe lion IT IS A LIONIT IS A LION It is dangerousIt is dangerous It has got long teethIt has got long teeth It can eat a lot of meatIt can eat a lot of meat It eats meatIt eats meat It lives in the jungleIt lives in the jungle
- 6. The cowThe cow IT IS A COWIT IS A COW It is bigIt is big It has got a long tailIt has got a long tail It can do lot of milkIt can do lot of milk It eats grassIt eats grass It lives in the farmIt lives in the farm
- 7. The cowThe cow IT IS A COWIT IS A COW It is bigIt is big It has got a long tailIt has got a long tail It can do lot of milkIt can do lot of milk It eats grassIt eats grass It lives in the farmIt lives in the farm