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The document describes several jungle animals including the mountain gorilla, sloth, jaguar, green anaconda, and scarlet macaw. The mountain gorilla is the largest living primate, lives on mountainsides, and is the closest human relative. The sloth weighs only 8-9 pounds and lives exclusively in trees, feeding on leaves, twigs, and fruit. The jaguar has a beautiful spotted coat and eats over 85 species of prey. The green anaconda is one of the largest snakes and is stealthy in water. The scarlet macaw has bright red plumage with blue and yellow wings and uses its powerful beak to open hard nuts and seeds.
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The document provides information about various African animals, including kangaroos, ostriches, elephants, giraffes, lions, and monkeys. It describes their physical characteristics, habitats, behaviors, diets, and other attributes. For example, it notes that kangaroos live in Australia and can travel up to 60 km/h, ostriches are flightless birds found in Africa that eat grass and small animals, and elephants have large tusks and ears and can weigh up to 7,500 kg.
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Jungle animals
- 2. MOUNTAIN GORILLA Mountain gorillas are the largest living primates on earth They are the closest living relatives of humans They live primarily on the lush mountainsides
- 3. SLOTH Weighs only eight or nine pounds Lives exclusively in trees Feeding on leaves, twigs, and fruit.
- 4. Jaguar Jaguars are famous for their beautiful spotted coats. Jaguars are known to eat more than 85 species of prey.
- 5. The storied green anaconda is one of the largest snakes in the world GREEN ANACONDA Due to its size, it is quite cumbersome on land, but it is stealthy in the water.
- 6. Scarlet Macaw The scarlet macaw is a striking, large parrot with bright red plumage and brilliant blue and yellow wing feathers. Its powerful beak can open hard nuts and seeds.
- 7. jeopardy 150 pts 200 pts 350pts WHICH ANIMAL?
- 8. Which animal uses its beak to open hard nuts and seeds? A N S W E R A MACAW jeopardy
- 9. Which animal Is one of the largest in all the world? A N S W E R THE GREEN ANACONDA jeopardy
- 10. Which animal Eats more tan 85 spieces of prey? A N S W E R A JAGUAR jeopardy
- 11. Which animal lives on the mountainsides? A N S W E R THE MOUNTAIN GORILLA jeopardy
- 12. Which animal Weighs 8 or 9 pounds? A N S W E R THE SLOTH jeopardy
- 13. Which animal Has blue and yellow wing feathers? A N S W E R THE SCARLET MACAW jeopardy
- 14. Which animal Is stealthy in the water? A N S W E R THE GREEN ANACONDA jeopardy
- 15. Which animal Is the largest living primate in all earth? A N S W E R THE MOUNTAIN GORILLA jeopardy
- 16. Which animal Eats leaves, twigs and fruits? A N S W E R THE SLOTH jeopardy
- 17. Which animal Has beautiful spotted coats? A N S W E R THE JAGUAR jeopardy
- 18. Which animal Lives exclusively in trees? A N S W E R THE SLOTH jeopardy
- 19. Which animal Is the closest living relative to humans? A N S W E R THE MOUNTAIN GORILLA jeopardy