The document discusses several river organisms - otters, kingfishers, fish, and frogs. Otters are mammals in the weasel family that are well-suited to water, with male otters called dogs. Kingfishers are expert fishers known for their blue and orange feathers that dive underwater to catch minnows. Fish come in a wide range of sizes and are the organisms most adapted to aquatic life. Frogs are amphibians with smooth skin that lay eggs in jelly, and some have bright colors to warn of poison.

1. RIVER ORGANISMS
BY ANDREW MCDONALD

2. OTTERS
• Otters are mammals
that are suited to
water
• They are in the
weasel family
• Male otters are called
dogs.

3. King fisher

4. Kingfishers
• Kingfishers are as there name suggests,
are kings at fishing.
• Kingfishers dive down underwater to catch
a tasty minnow for it’s dinner .
• Kingfishers have unmistakable blue and
orange feathers

5. Fish

6. fish
• Fish are the organisms that are the most
adapted to water.
• Fish come in all sizes, from a minnow that
is the prey of a kingfisher, to a carnivores
pike.

7. Frogs

8. FROGS
• Frogs are amphibians and have smooth
slippery streamline skin.
• Female frogs lay frogspawn, and the male
frogs put them in the jelly.
• You get frogs in rivers but also in rain
forests.
• Some frogs are bright colours to say” stay
back, I am poisonous!”

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