El elefante
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The elephant is a large, fur-covered mammal that lives on land in jungles. It breathes air with its lungs, has a very big body and ears, moves on four legs, and eats plants as a herbivore. The elephant is well-adapted to survive in its jungle environment.
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- 2. The elefant is mammals and is vertebrates. Breathe air with lungs and is hervores . The elefans is 4 legs and is very big the ear is very big . Is live in jungle. Coviring of fur .
- 3. • Indentify the animal group ? • Mammals • Dose it have a protective covering ? • Yes , it has got covering fur . • Where does it live ? • It lives on land .
- 4. • How does it reproduce ? • It is viviparous. • How does it breathe ? • It ‘ s breathe wiht its lungs. • Describe its body ? • Its bady is very big and strong. • How does it move ? • On land.
- 5. • What does it eat ? • Eat plans . • Why do you think it can live in this environment ? • Because its body adacterd to this environment.