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The document summarizes key facts about cardinals, including that male cardinals are red while females are black, they can be found in eastern North America and migrate seasonally, and their diet consists of fruits, seeds, and insects. Cardinals mate for life and remain together annually, laying 3-4 eggs from which fledglings hatch. Their beaks are conically shaped for eating seeds.
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Red-eyed tree frogs are not endangered and use camouflage to protect themselves. They breathe using lungs, lay eggs, and females can have 30-50 babies. While cold-blooded, they live in tropical forests, eat insects and small frogs, and are colorful but motionless during the day and hop at night for protection and camouflage.
Komodo Dragon
Komodo dragons can weigh up to 365 lbs and reach lengths of 2-3 meters. They have grayish black scales and breathe with lungs. Babies are called pups and are born from eggs laid by females, who can lay up to 20 eggs. Komodo dragons travel on foot and live on Komodo Island. They are cold-blooded omnivores that protect themselves by biting with poisonous saliva. Komodo dragons are endangered due to risks of being poisoned if touched without gloves.
Fish Report
The neon rainbow fish is a small, colorful tropical fish that lives in schools in warm waters or aquariums. It eats small live foods and standard tropical community fish foods as an omnivore. It protects itself by living close to shorelines or in aquariums. It reproduces by laying 10-20 eggs and is not endangered due its habitat in aquariums or near shorelines.
Ferrets
Ferrets are small mammals that range from 2-3.5 lbs and 20 inches long. They have brown, black, or white fur and black eyes. Ferrets live in burrows in southern Canada and the central US, but are also kept as pets worldwide. As carnivores, ferrets' natural diet consists of smaller rodents, but domesticated ferrets eat cat food. Ferrets protect themselves by running away quickly or climbing trees using their sharp claws. They are born in litters of 4-7 and become adults at age 1, identifiable by their distinctive bandit face stripes. However, ferrets are threatened in the wild by diseases.
Woodfrogs
Wood frogs are small frogs that live in heavily forested wetland habitats. They camouflage well to avoid predators and eat plants like leaves and moss. Females lay up to 300 eggs at a time that hatch into tadpoles. While not endangered, wood frogs are difficult to find due to their camouflage and risk of being accidentally stepped on.
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Cardinalscasey
- 2. What does a Cardinal look like? Male cardinals are red and females are black The cardinal has feathers.....of course! The cardinal breathes through their lungs like us! Male!
- 3. Habitat You can find cardinals in eastern USA, southeastern Canada, Mexico, Belize, and Hawaii Cardinals are birds so they fly to travel. Cardinals Migrate.
- 4. Food Cardinal's diets consist of fruits, seeds, and insects. Cardinals are Herbivores. Herbivores are animals that don't eat any meat.
- 5. How they protect themself Cardinals defend themself with a bill or a beak
- 6. What's unique about a bird? Cardinals are hatched out of eggs. They usally have 3 to 4 eggs. Their young are called fledglings. They will mate for life and remain together for the year
- 7. My animal is happy it is not endangered!
- 8. I like my animal because it is red and my favorite color is red I enjoyed learning about the cardinal and I hope you did too! Did you enjoy? Did I enjoy?
- 9. In case you didnt know... The conical shape of the Cardinals beak, marks this bird a seed eater! Cardinals prefer brushy woodlands, streamside thickets, orchards, swamps, suburban gardens, and parks.
- 10. Bye!!! Thanks for Watching!!!