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1. CheetahCheetah
It is a mammal.
It is a carnivore.
It eats antelopes and especially the
gazelle.
It is viviparous.
It is black.
It is orange and black.
It is big, long and beautiful.
2. Nile crocodileNile crocodile
It is a reptile.
It is a carnivore.
It eats animals, fish and zebras.
It is oviparous.
It is green.
It is big and long.
3. BuffaloBuffalo
It is a mammal.It is a mammal.
It is a herbivore.It is a herbivore.
It eats grass, bush and ivy.It eats grass, bush and ivy.
It is viviparous.It is viviparous.
It is black.It is black.
It is big.It is big.
It can run.It can run.
4. HippopotamusHippopotamus
It can walk and swim It is a mammal.
It is a herbivore.
It eats short grass and plants that are in the water.
It is viviparous.
It is grey It is big, long and ugly.
5. ZebraZebra
It is a mammal.
It is herbivore.
It eats grass, fern and brambles.
It is oviparous.
It is black and white.
It is big.
It can run and jump.
