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The document compares facts about cheetahs and wolves, such as cheetahs running up to 70 mph while wolves hunt in packs. It then states the conclusion that a wolf would win a fight with a cheetah because wolves can call their pack for help, have sharper teeth, and can outsmart cheetahs. Citations are included from websites about animal facts.
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Pioneer kids in the past had different backgrounds, clothing styles, and technology compared to 21st century kids. Pioneer kids wore bonnets, dresses, and frowned upon colored pictures while 21st century kids wear cool hats, have color pictures, and technology like phones. However, both pioneer and 21st century kids go to school and are smart.
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A red fox is an omnivore that lives in packs but hunts alone, while cheetahs are carnivores that hunt both day and night using their sharp claws, great hearing, and status as the fastest land mammal. After researching, the author concludes that a cheetah would defeat a red fox in a fight due to cheetahs' superior speed, sharper teeth, and claws.
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A bearded dragon weighs 1.1 lbs and is 1-2 feet long, eating rodents, fruit, and insects. Its favorite meal is crickets and it can puff up its throat pouch to scare enemies. A gecko is 1 foot long and eats spiders and insects, with insectes being its favorite meal. It can stick to flat surfaces. After research, the document's author concludes that a bearded dragon would win a fight with a gecko because it has claws, more teeth, and can puff up its throat pouch.
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A Tasmanian devil would defeat a red panda in a forest encounter due to its sharp teeth and experience living in the wild. Tasmanian devils are predators with teeth adapted for shredding animal prey, including bones. In contrast, red pandas are herbivores that live in trees and weigh only 10-20 pounds, eating plants and bamboo. While red pandas live in forests and zoos, the Tasmanian devil's natural habitat is the wild, giving it an advantage in a forest setting against the smaller red panda.
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- 1. Who would win cheetah VS. wolf By jordon
- 2. Cheetah facts Cheetahs have very long legs Cheetahs live in the savanah Cheetahs can run 70 miles per hour Cheetahs weigh 100 pounds Cheetahs are 7 feet tall Cheetahs hate swimming Cheetahs love to eat antelope Some cheetahs live in asia the others live in africa
- 3. Wolf facts A wolf has really thick fur A wolf weighs 75 to 125 pounds A wolf lives in the moutains A wolf has very sharp teeth A wolf hunts in a pack Some Wolfs live in asia Wolfs love to eat deer Wolf are 4.5 to 6 feet tall
- 6. WHO WOULD WIN? After researching i think that the wolf would win. I can give reasons to support my opinion He can call in his pack He has sharper teeth He can outsmart the cheetah
- 7. citations Cheetahsโ Animals. Capstone, 2019. Web. 23 May 2019 <https://www.pebblego.com/> Wolvesโ Animals. Capstone, 2019. Web. 23 May 2019 <https://www.pebblego.com/> โArctic Wolf - Facts, Diet & Habitat Information.โ Animal Corner, animalcorner.co.uk/animals/arctic-wolf/.