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| Ants live in large groups called colonies. | |
| Parrots do seem to be able to talk, | |
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Tiger's stripes are like a fingerprint. No two tigers have the same exact pattern. |
| Crocodiles have sharp teeth that are clearly visible when their mouths are shut. | |
| A flamingo's diet consists of aquatic organisms — such as shrimp and algae | |
| A vulture is a scavenging bird. | |
| The metamorphosis is from a caterpillar into a butterfly | |
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Animals that hibernate actually enter a state much like a coma. |
| Trainers are able to train dolphins to perform magnificent feats. | |
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The African elephant is the largest living land mammal on Earth! |
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“Frog in the throat" is a very vivid way of describing the fact that someone is having trouble speaking normally. |
| Giraffes' necks allow them to reach food and nutrients that others cannot. | |
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Eagles live near large bodies of open water. Since they mainly eat fish. |
| Jellyfish are sea creatures that have lived in the oceans since before the time of the dinosaurs. | |
| Lady bugs don't have eyelids, so they can't get any “shut-eye" like we do. | |
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Lions can roar the loudest of the big cats. |
| Kangaroos are mammals that have a special pouch used for carrying their babies. | |
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Monkeys are some of the smartest animals in the world! |
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Sharks can strike fear into the hearts of anyone who sees them up close. |
| Panthers are carnivores. This means they eat other animals. | |
| Penguins live in Antarctica, the coldest habitat on Earth. Temperatures in Antarctica can drop as low as -40° | |
| Squirrels hide their food by burying it in many different places underground | |
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Rhinos have a reputation for having a bad temper. |
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Venomous snakes use their fangs in a unique way: to inject venom into their prey. |
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Swans feed in the water and on land. They are almost entirely herbivorous. |
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When threatened, turtles will retreat into their shell for protection. |
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Scientists believe that the zebra's pattern is a sort of camouflage that helps it hide from predators. |
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His big eyes and big teeth gave Little Red Riding Hood quite a scare |
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Whales can grow to be nearly as long as a school bus |
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