Cheyane.australia animal mixup
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The document describes what animals a bottle nose dolphin and dingo are, including their physical characteristics and habitats. It then imagines what a cross between the two, called a "Dlingo", would look like, stating it would have a white belly, grey and yellow fur with golden spots and a bushy tail, eat both fish and insects, live near forests and oceans in Australia, and enjoy water and shade.
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- 1. Australia Animal Mix-up! By: Cheyane
- 2. Bottle Nose Dolphin They are 2-4 meters long. • Paste a picture of your It eats fish, animal here. squid and shrimp and it lives in the ocean or seas. It has a white belly, but it’s grey everywhere else.
- 3. dingo They eat insects and • Paste a picture of your plant material. animal here. It is 60 cm. It is golden yellow It Lives in Australia except Tasmania
- 4. If you crossed a bottle nose dolphin with a dingo, you would get a Dlingo!
- 5. If you discovered one these unique creatures, it would look like….
- 6. Dlingo • It has a white belly and yellow and grey every where else. it has golden spots.and a bushy tail. • The dlingo eats insects. It also eats fish and squid. It hunts for food at night. • It lives in Australia and some forests. It is diurnal. • You would probly find it running around by the ocean. It loves the water. And it likes shade