Snakes (Asier and Eneko G.)
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Snakes are reptiles that live around the world and come in many colors like red, green, yellow, black and grey. They can grow quite large, hunt small animals by climbing trees when needed, and are found on every continent except Antarctica.
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Snakes (Asier and Eneko G.)
- 1. SNAKES
- 3. Snakes can be very big animals.
- 4. Snakes live all around the world.
- 6. Snakes can climb trees
- 7. Snakes eat small animals.
- 8. Snakes are red, green, yellow, black and grey.