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- 1. OCELOTS By Will, Billy and Rory Image: 'Ocelot' http://www.flickr.com/photos/10676369@N07 /3067314498
- 2. WHAT IS AN OCELOT ? An ocelot is a highly endangered breed of wild cat. It is twice the size of an average household cat.
- 3. FACTS • The ocelot typically weighs between 10 to 15 kilograms • They only see in black and white like dogs. • Ocelots swim really well • Ocelots live for 20 years.
- 4. WHAT OCELOTS EAT • They eat rodents, rabbits, young deer, birds, snakes and fish. • They don’t have teeth for chewing so they tear their food. • They have a rough tongue so they rub it along the bones to makes sure they have got all the meat.
- 5. WHERE THEY LIVE • The ocelot lives in grasslands, forests and tropical rainforests. • The ocelot sleeps during the day and hunts at night. They rest in trees. • During the night they run up to 7km hunting for food.
- 6. SAVING THE OCELOTS • People hunt them for their fur and as pets. • They are endangered animals and it is illegal to hunt them. • Some zoos are trying to increase their sizes.
- 7. PICTURES Image: 'Lazy Sunday' Image: 'Ocelots' http://www.flickr.c Image: 'Ocelot http://www.flickr.co om/photos/80752 3a' m/photos/16985707 399@N00/126020 http://www.flick @N00/85164479 138 r.com/photos/3 7804979@N00/ 4996453060
- 8. OCELOTS IN MINECRAFT topminecraft.net
- 9. OCELOTS IN MINECRAFT • Ocelots are found in the game Minecraft. • You can see them in the jungle biome. • When you tame them with raw fish they will turn into cats • They lay on your bed and follow you around
- 10. CREDITS Made by: Will, Billy and Rory Made on: 16/5/2012 About: Ocelots