The document presents facts about various animals from A to Z. It provides 1-3 facts about each animal, such as the aardvark eats ants and lives in Africa, black rhinos are aggressive and there are only about 3,600 remaining, and camels store water in their humps and were domesticated before 2000 BC for transportation. The document contains brief 1-2 sentence descriptions of various animals from A to Z.

1. The big slide show for animals By Bledat Gjinolli

2. A is for Aardvark Eats ants Lives in Africa Can live up to 24 years

3. B is for Black Rhino Extremely aggressive 3600 Black Rhino’s exist Are smaller than White Rhino

4. C is for Camel They store water in there humps Humans tamed Camels before 2000 B.C Are used as transportation

5. D is for Dwarf Mongoose Is Africa's smallest carnivore Is related to Mongoose Lives in Africa

6. E is for Eagle Eat fish Have large pupils Nests are called eyries

7. F is for Fat-tailed dunnart Eats insects Has a fat tail Is mammal

8. G is for Grizzly Bear Are carnivores Have attacked people before Are sometimes called Brown Bears

9. H is for Harbor Seal Population is not in danger Estimated population is 400000 to 500000 Like the cold weather

10. I is for Indigo Bunting Eats insects and spiders it migrates at night Can travel 2000 miles to its winter range

11. J is for Jaguarondi In Mexico sometimes called “Otter Cat” 13 different vocalizations solitary animal

12. K is for Komodo Dragon usually weighs 150 pounds carnivorous Eat humans and human corpses

13. L is for Lemur are primates

14. M is for Muskrat Its life span is 3-4 years

15. N is for Northern Leopard Frog Sometimes lets out a screaming call when its captured or startled

16. O is for Olympic Marmot Family members greet each other by touching noses

17. P is for Polar Bear It dives up to depths of 15 feet

18. Q is for Quail Member of pheasant family

19. R is for Raccoon It can run up to 15 miles pre hour!!!!!!!!!!

20. S is for Southern Flying Squirrel The southern flying Squirrel is smaller than the Northern Flying Squirrel

21. T is for Turkey Vulture It scavenges carcasses of dead animals and rips the flesh off and eats it

23. U is for Upland Sandpiper Often perches on fences, posts, stumps, or telephone poles

24. V is for Virginia Opossum The only marsupial in North America

25. W is for West Indian Manatee It can get caught in fish nets and is also very silent

26. X is for X-ray Fish It has a transparent body

27. Y is for Yellow Rumped Cacique Eats Insects

28. Z is for Zebra They are generally social animals