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Ocelots are medium-sized spotted cats that live in Mexico and South America. They range from 20-40 inches long and have yellow to gray fur with dark spots and stripes on their cheeks and tails. Ocelots live in mangrove rainforests and eat small animals like rodents, rabbits, birds and fish. Their lifespan in the wild is 7-10 years while in captivity they can live up to 20 years.
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Polar bears are large white mammals that live in the Arctic. They have thick white fur and layers of fat called blubber that help them stay warm in the freezing temperatures of the Arctic. The document discusses Emma's favorite animal, the polar bear, and its life cycle in the Arctic.
My favourite animal by emily
A chimpanzee is Emily's favorite animal. It is a brown, fluffy mammal that lives in rainforests. The life cycle of a chimpanzee involves the mother carrying the baby in her tummy, then giving birth to a baby that she cares for until it becomes an adult.
My favourite animal by Jack
Meerkats are mammals that live in the desert. The life cycle of a meerkat starts with a baby growing in its mother's tummy, then being born and growing into a teenager and adult.
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Snakes are Max's favorite animal, they have a poison fang and are a reptile that warms its body in the sun. Snakes lay eggs that they incubate until hatching, then the snake grows into an adult.
Massimo - science
A peacock is a bird that lives in India, Sri Lanka, and other areas. It has pretty feathers, a long beak, and is referenced in a Katy Perry song. The life cycle of a peacock involves laying eggs, incubating them, hatching baby peacocks, and reaching adulthood.
Jordan science
Monkeys are mammals that live in tropical rainforests in Asia, Africa and South America. A monkey's life cycle begins with the mother carrying the baby in her tummy, then the baby is born and the mother looks after it until it grows up to be an adult monkey.
Jilly - science
Peacocks lay eggs that hatch into chicks. The chicks grow until they become adult peacocks. Peacocks live in rainforests.
Issy science
A young girl named Issy wrote about her favorite animal, the baby panda. Pandas live in the mountains and rainforests of China, where they eat bamboo. Baby pandas grow inside their mother's tummy until birth. After birth, mother pandas feed their babies milk until they grow into adults and can climb trees using their claws.
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Snow tigers are cats that live in the mountains in Asia. They have round short ears, long thick tails, dense fur, and extra large paws. Snow tigers are born in their mother's tummy, fed milk by their mum, and young adults are taught to hunt by adults.
Harry science.
Tigers are Harry's favorite animal, as they are large carnivorous mammals that can be found living in swamps, grasslands, and rainforests. Tigers eat meat, are fast, and can jump far, while baby tigers are cared for by their mothers and adult tigers can become pregnant.
Favourite animal by zach
Lions are mammals that live in Africa. They have manes and are very fast. Baby lions are born and cared for by their mothers who teach them to hunt as they grow up.
Elijah science
A cobra snake lives in deserts and is venomous. Snakes are reptiles that sometimes have venom and lay eggs, incubating the eggs until they hatch into young snakes that grow into full grown snakes.
Cooper science
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- 1. My favourite Animal By olivia n.
- 2. Facts about Ocelots. • Ocelots live in mexico. • In captivity ocelots can live up to twenty years but in the wild only seven – ten years. • Ocelots are twenty – forty inches long. • Ocelots live in mangrove rainforsts. • People hunt ocelots for their fur. .
- 3. Facts about Ocelots Ocelots range in colour from light yellow to reddish gray , with dark spots and stripes. They have dark stripes on their cheeks and thier tails have rings of dark fur. An ocelot is a mammal. Ocelots are carnivores they eat rodents, rabbits, young deer, birds, snakes and fish.
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