Animals Nobody Loves

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Animals Nobody Loves

• Mrs. Whites Third Grade Class Library Media
  Project

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Bee

• Bees eat honey.
• Bees live in hives and countries.
• A bee is an insect.

Wing
Antennas
tail
Bees live in ever part of the world except
north and south poles.
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Sharks
Doorsill fin

• Sharks live in oceans throughout the world.
• They move with their tails.
• When sharks lose teeth they grow back.

teeth
fin
gills
Sharks are mostly made out of cartilage
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Piranha
Eyes

• Piranhas eat smaller fish, seeds, and fruit.
• They live in lakes, rivers, in South America.
• Piranhas have dark green/blue red/orange bellies
  they are 1 foot to 30 cm.

Teeth
Fins
Piranhas like to eat fruit that falls into the
water.
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Octopus
Suction cups

• Octopus have eight arms.
• They like to stay at the bottom of the ocean.
• Octopus have really soft bodies.

Head
Arms
Octopus have webs between their arms.
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Eel
teeth

• Some eel are large over 100 pounds.
• Eels look like fish.

eye
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Badger
Ear

• Badgers eat honey, insects, and small mammals.
• They live in burrows, rocky places, and logs.
• Badgers have white and black fur.
• They are also called ratels.

Nose
Eye
Badgers live in Saudi Arabia India, Nepal and
parts of Africa.
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Opossum
legs

• Opossums eat
• beetles and snails.
• They live in
• Canada, North
• America, and
• South America.
• Theyre 60 or
• 80 centimeters
• long.

nose
mouth
Opossums eat vegetables
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Grizzly Bear
Ear

• Grizzly bears like to eat meat, grass and
  berries.
• They live in North America, Alaska and Canada.
• Grizzly bears have a wet nose and thick fur.

Eye
Chin
Grizzly Bears have sharp teeth.
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Vulture

• Vultures live in deserts.
• Vultures are called raptors.
• Vultures eat dead animals.

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Cockroach
Exoskeleton

• Cockroaches
• have six legs, an exoskeleton and two antennae.
• Cockroaches
• eat all kinds of food as well as
• paper, soap, and
• other objects.
• Cockroaches
• live in dark, damp,
• places.

Antenna
The Cockroach has To antenna.
leg
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Crocodiles
body

• Crocodiles swim with their tails.
• Crocodiles live in hot places.
• Crocodiles eat dragonflies.

eyes
arm
Crocodiles eat small animals
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Fire Ant
Thorax
abdomen

• Fire ants live in America.
• They eat leaves.
• They are all different colors.

Head
Fire Ants are all different color
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Skunk
Stinker spray
stripe

• Skunk live in North American
• and Europe.
• They eat insects and small animal.
• Skunks like
• to live underground.

leg
They spray to protect themselves
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Rats
Ears

• Rats live in houses, buildings and Texas.
• Rats eat cheese all most any food.
• Rats are mammals.

Nose
Tail
Rats spend most of their day finding food
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Manta Ray

• Manta rays eat clams, oysters and shellfish.
• They live in costal waters.
• Manta rays have a boneless skeleton. They breath
  through gill slits.

When female Manta Rays have babies they hatch
inside their own mom.
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Coyote
Sensitive ears

• Coyotes eat rabbits, moles, and ground squirrels.
• They live in most of North America, Canada, and
  most of Mexico.
• Coyotes winter coat is made up of two layers of
  fur. The color of their fur is grayish brown.

Tail
Claws
Coyotes have really sharp claws.
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Jellyfish
Head

• Jellyfish squeeze water through there bodies to
  move.
• Jellyfish look like an umbrella or bell.
• Jellyfish sting there prey to kill them.

Mouth
Stingers
Their stingers are very dangerous to humans
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Man-of-war

• Man-of-War live in warm oceans.
• Man-of-war eat fish.
• Its body is filled with gases.

Man-of-war are named after a man.
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Bat
Ears

• Bats move their wings by using a clipped hand.
• Bats eat small insects.
• Bats live in colonies, caves, and dens.

Legs
Wing hand
All bats hands are clipped.
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Cobra
Rattle

• Cobras eat snakes, birds and frogs.
• Cobras can grow up to six feet long.
• A cobra can eat a Python.

Tooth
Hood
Cobras are extremely poisonous.
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Woodchuck

• Woodchucks eat plants.
• They can be 6 to 60 cm long.
• They live in North and Southern America.

pass
teeth
tail
era
Woodchucks have wooly fur.
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Whale
body

• Whales are mammals.
• Whales move by their tail.
• Whales eat plankton.

tail
fin
Whale are mammals.
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Tarantula
Leg
Abdomen

• Tarantulas eat frogs, lizards,
• and other tarantulas.
• They are hairy, black and orange.
• They live in the
• dessert.

Fangs
Fangs
Tarantulas also eat birds and amphibians.
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Baboon
ad
head
Muzzle

• Baboons have big heads and sharp teeth.
• Baboons lived
• by using their hands like humans.
• Baboons eat insects, fruits, and roots.

tail
They spent most of their time on grounds.
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Bird eating spiders
Spinner

• Bird spiders live in hot muddy places.
• Bird spiders eat insects and amphibians like
  lizards or snakes.
• Bird spiders look like large, hairy creatures.

SSp
Pinchers
Legs
They are born hairy
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Hyena
Round ear
Eye

• Hyenas eat dead animals.
• Hyenas are spotted or striped. Their fur is
  yellowish-gray and their ears are round.
• Hyenas live in Africa, Turkey, and Asia.

Caption
Spotted fur
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Rattle Snake

• Rattle snakes live in open plains and canyons.
• Rattle snakes eat lizards, small rodents and
  rats.
• Newborn rattle snakes can take care of themselves.

fang
eye
Rattle snakes live in north and south America
body
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