Children’s / Teenage general interest: Wildlife and habitats

Did you know that baby skunks follow their mother everywhere?

Did you know that a hummingbird's nest is about the size of a walnut?

Do you know that some squirrels raise their babies in old woodpecker homes?

Did you know that coyotes dig holes when they are about to have babies?

Did you know that toucan bills have sharp edges like teeth?

Did you know that baby tapirs are covered in stripes and spots?

Did you know that a spider monkey's tail is longer than its body?

Did you know that a group of poison dart frogs is called an army?

Did you know that capybaras are the largest type of rodent?

When the seasons change, many animals migrate to new homes.

When the seasons change, many animals migrate to new homes.

When the seasons change, many animals migrate to new homes.

When the seasons change, many animals migrate to new homes.

When the seasons change, many animals migrate to new homes.

When the seasons change, many animals migrate to new homes.

How do robins grow and change?

How do bees grow and change?

How do ants grow and change?

¿Cuál es el ciclo de vida de la tortuga marina?

¿Cuál es el ciclo de vida de un mosquito?

¿Cuál es el ciclo de vida de una mariquita?

Las salamandras tienen una piel babosa que las ayuda a conservar la humedad.

Los cangrejos ermitaños no tienen caparazón propio.

¿Sabías que los glotones usan la nieve como refrigerador?

¿Sabías que el leopardo de las nieves puede saltar el largo de un bus escolar?

¿Sabías que al narval se lo llama el unicornio del mar?

¿Sabías que los lémures se amontonan formando una bola?

¿Sabías que la hiena emite sonidos de risa que pueden escucharse a muchas millas?

¿Sabías que el camaleón cambia de color para mostrar lo que siente?

Los pájaros carpinteros pueden dar hasta 20 picotazos por segundo.

Las tuzas utilizan su sentido del tacto para andar por túneles oscuros.

Los zorros pueden hacer hasta 28 sonidos diferentes.

Se pueden encontrar linces rojos desde Canadá hasta México.

La mayoría de los armadillos tienen caparazones que protegen la parte delantera y trasera de su cuerpo.

Did you know that earthworms live in wet soil?

Did you know that the bottom part of a slug is called a foot?

Did you know that scorpions have stingers?

Did you know that crickets make a chirping sound?

Did you know that centipedes can have many legs?

Did you know that walruses use their whiskers to search for food?

Did you know that vultures can spot food that is 4 miles (6.

Did you know that piranhas eat plants as well as meat?

Did you know that parrots can use their beaks to peel bananas?

Did you know that a koala sleeps for 20 hours each day?

Did you know that orcas are the largest kind of dolphin?

Este libro de lectura guiado de Nivel Uno examina las actividades de las abejas en verano.

Este libro de lectura guiado de Nivel Uno examina el comportamiento de los animales en verano.

Este libro de lectura guiado de Nivel Uno examina el comportamiento de los animales en invierno.

Este libro de lectura guiado de Nivel Uno introduce el concepto de los ciclos de la vida.

Did you know that the fat in the Bactrian camel's hump can be converted into energy when food and water are scarce?