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What are two animals that live in the forest floor layer?
____ and _____ live in the forest floor. (insects, spiders, large animals, people)
What are two animals that live in the understory layer of the rain forest?
____ and ____ live in the understory layer. (snakes, lizards, jaguars)
What are two animals that live in the canopy layer of the rain forest?
_____ and _____ live in the canopy layer. (birds, spiders, tree frogs, monkeys, snakes)
What are two animals that live in the emergent layer of the rain forest?
Birds and butterflies live in the emergent layer.
Why does an ostrich have long legs?
Because it needs to run fast.
Why does an owl have big eyes?
Because it needs to see at night.
Why do crocodiles have sharp teeth?
Because they eat meat.
Why does a polar bear cover its black nose?
Because it wants to hide in the snow.
Why do jaguars have spots?
Because they need to hide in the trees.
What animal lives in the rain forest?
A ______ lives in the rain forest.
What animal lives in the grasslands?
A ______ lives in the grasslands.
What animal likes to bathe in the mud?
A hippo likes to bathe in the mud.
What animal lives underground?
A (mole, rabbit, mouse) lives underground.
What animal lives in the forest?
A (squirrel, deer, bear, bird) lives in the forest.
What animal lives in the ice and snow?
A polar bear lives in the ice and snow.
What habitat does a bee live in?
It lives in a hive.
What habitat does a jaguar live in?
It lives in the rain forest.
What habitat does a rabbit live in?
It lives underground.
What habitat does a turtle live in?
It lives in the wetlands.