The document describes four animals: the saltwater crocodile, great white shark, hippopotamus, and stingray. It provides details about what each animal is called, its kingdom classification, diet, reproductive strategy, coloration, size, and locomotive abilities. Key facts provided include that the saltwater crocodile and great white shark are carnivorous reptiles and fish respectively, the hippopotamus is a large gray mammal herbivore, and the stingray is an oviparous gray fish that eats mollusks and crustaceans.

1. SALTWATER CROCODILES
● This animal is called a salt
water crocodile.
● It is a reptile.
● It is a carnivore.
● It eats fish, birds and
mammals near the water's
edge.
● It is oviparous.
● It is green.
● It is long, ugly and big.
● It can swim and walk.

2. GREAT WHITE SHARK
● This animal is called a
great white shark.
● It is a fish.
● It is a carnivore.
● It eats fish, rays and other
sharks.
● It is oviparous.
● It is white and grey
● It is big and ugly.
● It can swim.

3. HIPPOPOTAMUS
● This animal is called a
hippopotamus.
● It is a mammal.
● It is a herbivore.
● It eats grass.
● It is viviparous.
● It is grey.
● It is big, long and ugly.
● It can swim and walk.

4. STINGRAY
● This animal is called a stingray.
● It is a fish.
● It is a carnivore.
● It eats molluscs, crustaceans
and small fish.
● It is oviparous.
● It is grey.
● It is long and beautifull.
● It can swim.