Reindeer by Angel
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Reindeer come in different colors like brown, grey, and rust and weigh between 240-270 pounds. They live in cold climates like the tundra in North America, Europe, and near the North Pole and eat plants. Reindeer can run quickly up to 50 miles per hour to avoid predators like polar bears and muskox and live up to 15 years.
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Horses are four-legged mammals that were once wild but are now domesticated. They have single hooves at the end of their powerful legs, which allows them to run very fast. There are many different species in the horse family, including zebras which have black and white stripes and live wild in Africa, asses which are smaller than horses with long ears and gray coloring, and ponies which are small hardy breeds. The only truly wild horse still in existence is the Przewalski's horse, which lives in Mongolia. Horses are social animals that live in herds of 10-20, where the mares breed annually and give birth to one foal.
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The polar bear is a large bear species native to Arctic regions. It evolved from brown bear ancestors around 200,000 years ago. Polar bears are well adapted to survive in Arctic conditions, with thick fur, fat layers, and large paws. They primarily hunt seals from the sea ice. There are estimated to be 20,000 to 25,000 polar bears total, found throughout the Arctic in Russia, Alaska, Canada, Greenland, and Norway. However, their sea ice habitat is decreasing due to climate change, which poses the greatest threat to polar bear survival.
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Reindeer by Angel
- 1. By Angel
- 2. Reindeer are different kinds of brown. They have white neck fur and some black fur. Their fur can also be grey or rust coloured. They weigh between 240-270 pounds.
- 3. Reindeer are herbivores. This means that they eat plants.
- 4. They live in North America, Canada, Alaska, Europe, Russia, Greenland and near the north pole. They live in the tundra which is a place with no trees.
- 5. A mother gives birth to one or two fawns a year. Fawn are 10-11 pounds when they are born.
- 6. Reindeer can run quickly, jump or change Course to avoid their enemies.
- 7. The enemies of the reindeer are polar bears and muskox.
- 8. A male reindeer is called a buck A female reindeer is called a doe. A baby reindeer is called a fawn. They can live up to 15 years. They can run up to 50 miles an hour.
- 9. Hi my name is Angel. And I love to eat pizza. I am 7 years old.