The world´s strangest animals
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The summary provides key details about 10 strange animals in 3 sentences or less: The horn of the narwhal is a tooth, the yeti crab doesn't have eyes, and the moonfish is the biggest bony fish. The uakari don't have fat in its face, the galicus atlanticus is a kind of sea slug, and the pink fairy armadillo can be buried in a few seconds. The density of the blobfish is lower than water, the nose of the star-nosed mole are sensory receptors, and the aye-aye is the biggest nocturnal primate while the mole rat is considered the ugliest animal in the world.
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- 1. THE WORLD´S STRANGEST ANIMALS Julio César García Cano 2ºbachiller
- 2. THE NARWHAL
- 3. Lives in the artics seas Is a medium-size whale The male has a long , straight tooth that extends from de upper jaw It´s used to attract a female
- 5. Lives in the depths of the south pacific ocean It`s a crustacean discovered in 2005 Hasn´t eyes Eats by growing bacteries in his white hairs
- 6. MOONFISH
- 7. Sunfish & Great White Shark - YouTube
- 8. Is the heaviest known bonny fish in the world They can weigh 2000 kilos Is the fish that put more eggs in the world
- 9. UAKARI
- 10. Is a small monkey thats live in the amazon jungle Is really ugly because they haven´t any fat in the face Is threatened
- 12. Is one of the world´s strangest animals Measures 3 cm His shapes and colours make him a beatiful animal Is a kind of sea slug
- 14. Is the smallest of species of armadillos It is found in central argentina Is a nocturnal animal Is threatened Can be buried in a few seconds
- 15. BLOBFISH
- 16. Lives in the deeps waters of de coast of australia and madagascar His density is lower than the water and they don´t waste so much energy Is a gristly fish Eats little fishes
- 17. STAR NOSED MOLE
- 18. Is a small mole found in north america His strange nose is used like sensorial receptors Is a good swimmer Eats small invertebrates
- 19. AYE-AYE
- 20. Lives in the madagascar´s jungle Is a lemur It is the world´s largest nocturnal primate They are omnivores
- 21. MOLE RAT
- 22. In my opinion is the ugliest animal in the world is the only mammal that has a social structure similar to that of bees and ants It´s only found in somalia They have a long longevity they can live 28 years
- 23. Naked Mole Rat - YouTube
- 24. SUMMARY The horn of the narwhal is a tooth The yeti crab doesn´t have eyes The moonfish is the biggest bony fish The uakari don´t have fat in his face The galicus atlanticus is a kind of sea slug Can be bured in a few seconds The density of the blobfish is lower than the water The nose of the star-nosed mole are sensorial receptors The aye-aye is the biggest nocturnal primate The mole rat is the ugliest animal in the world
- 25. QUESTIONS 1.Which is a nocturnal animal ? a) the uakari b) the aye-aye c) the mole rat 2.Wich is a bonny fish ? a) the moonfish b) the blobfish 3.Wich can be buried in a few seconds ? a) the pink fairy armadillo b) the mole rat c) the star-nosed mole 4. wich have sensorial receptors in his nose ? a) the star-nosed mole b) the aye-aye c) the narwhal 5. Wich is the ugliest animal ? a) the mole rat b) the blobfish c) the star-nosed mole
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