Animal Alphabet

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Animal Alphabet
Eleasha Creamer
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A
nt
An ant has 6 legs and 2 antennae.
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B
at
Bats eat bugs. Bats hunt at night and sleep in
the day.
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C
at
Cats have whiskers. Cats meow.
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D
uck
Ducks have webbed feet to help them swim. Ducks
can fly.
Hear the duck quack.
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E
lephant
Elephants have a long nose called a
trunk. Elephants also have 2 long teeth called
tusks.
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F
lamingo
Flamingos are pink. Flamingos have 2 long legs.
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G
iraffe
Giraffes have long legs and a long neck. They
also have a long black tongue that helps them
grab leaves from the top of the trees.
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H
orse
A horses feet are called hooves. A horse eats
hay and grass.
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I
guana
Iguanas are big lizards.
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J
aguar
Jaguars are large cats. Even though they are
cats jaguars are not meant to play with.
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K
angaroo
A kangaroos baby is called a Joey. The mother
kangaroo has a pouch for the Joey to ride in.
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L
lama
Llamas like to spit, so watch out when they are
around.
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M
onkey
A monkey has a strong tail. Monkeys can hang
upside down from trees by their tails.
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N
ightingale
A nightingale is a tiny bird. Nightingales eat
insects and fruit.
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O
ctopus
An octopus has 8 legs.
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P
anda
Pandas are bears. They eat bamboo.
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Q
uail
A quail is a bird.
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R
accoon
This is a raccoons paw prints. They have 5
long fingers and 5 long toes.
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S
hark
Sharks live in the ocean and eat smaller fish.
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T
urtle
A turtle can tuck his head into his shell when
he gets scared. A turtles shell is hard.
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U
nicorn
Even though a unicorn looks like a horse, they
are not real animals. Unicorns are make believe
creatures.
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V
ulture
A vulture is a large bird. Vultures eat dead
animals.
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W
This is what a killer whale looks like. Killer
whales are the largest type of dolphin. They are
not actually classified as a whale.
hale
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X
enops
Xenops are tiny birds. They eat insects and
fruit.
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Y
ak
Yaks have long shaggy hair. They also have 2
horns.
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Z
ebra
Zebras eat grass. Zebras travel together in
large groups.
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Works Cited
http//www.google.com/
http//animal.discovery.com/guides/atoz/atoz.html