The document lists various animals, plants, and habitats found in and around freshwater areas. It includes frogs, toads, spiders, snakes, fish, newts, ducks, and other creatures. It also lists common freshwater plants like reed grass, water lilies, moss, and iris. Additionally, it provides some brief facts about how animals in freshwater areas use camouflage, need food, bite, and how plants are adapted to live in aquatic environments.

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2.  Frogs Toads Spiders
 Larva Tadpoles Salamanders
 Snakes Water tiger Water beetle
 Perch King fisher Pond snail
 Newt Moorhen Stickle back
 Vole Beetle Dragonflies
 Duck Beaver Pumpkin seed fish
 Worms Slugs Walking stick

3.  A fresh water place
 Weediest place you could find
 Grass like place
 Muddy place
 A low place

4.  Reed grass
 Spring flush
 Meadow rue
 Bitter weed
 Water lily
 Moss
 Allege
 Haw thorns
 Fungus
 Iris

5.  Animals use camouflage.
 animals need food.
 Animals bite.
 Duck weed has air pockets that make it float.
 Pond plants have roots that take nutrients out
of the mud.

6.  Grass can grow in the middle of a pond.
 The oldest gold fish lived 43 years.
 Newts sometimes migrate long distances.