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Teens 6 (KiR) | U7p70: Reading Comprehension

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  • How does the blue-footed booby get its blue feet?
    They're produced by pigments, or coloured chemicals, in the fish that they eat.
  • Why wasn't colour important to the creatures on Earth around 600 million years ago?
    Because none of them had eyes.
  • Is blue found in plants or animals?
    Yes, it is.
  • Why do certain animals appear blue?
    Because of their feathers, scales or shells, or because they eat certain foods.
  • Blue is made artificially because it is EASILY / RARELY found in nature.
    rarely
  • What happens to the blue colour as the blue-footed booby gets older?
    It fades.
  • Is it OK to touch a blue poison dart frog?
    No, it isn't. Just touching one of them can be fatal.
  • Where can we find blue poison dart frogs?
    In the rainforest of Central and South America.
  • Why aren't blue poison dart frogs seen very easily?
    Because they're very small.
  • Can blue milk mushrooms be eaten?
    Yes, they can.
  • Why should you head for the water to avoid a blue poison dart frog?
    Because they don't have webbed feet and are terrible swimmers.
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