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WHY DO THE HIPPOS HAVE THEIR EYES, EARS AND NOSTRILS ON THE TOP OF THEIR HEAD?
TO KEEP MOST OF THEIR BODY UNDER THE WATER
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baam
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seesaw
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shark
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baam
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WHAT IS THE POLAR BEAR'S FAVORITE FOOD?
SEALS
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Why are a hippo’s teeth valuable to poachers?
They are made of ivory
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How many tigers were there not very long ago?
a) 10,000 b) 100 c) 1,000 d) 100,000
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HOW DOES OIL SPILL AFFECT POLAR BEARS?
THEY DO NOT REGULATE THEIR TEMPERATURE
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Why do they produce oily red liquid on their skin?
To protect themselves from the sun and to keep hydratated
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NAME TWO PLACES WHERE THE POLAR BEAR LIVES
ALASKA, GREENLAND, CANADA, RUSIA....
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Where do hippos typically live?
A) South America B) Southeast Asia C) Sub-Saharan Africa D) Northern Europe
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monster
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Give 5 points!
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banana
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fairy
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HOW DO POLAR BEARS HUNT?
THEY SIT BY AN OPENING IN THE ICE AND WAIT
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what is the pouch?
where the baby kangaroo lives
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What does the word ‘hippopotamus’ mean and what is its origin?
A) Water cow, Latin B) River horse, Ancient Greek C) Mud beast, Egyptian D) Giant swimmer, Swahili
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gift
Win 15 points!
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gift
Win 10 points!
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lifesaver
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What enables kangaroos to travel at high speeds and leap long distances?
their hing legs
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