Children’s / Teenage general interest: Wildlife and habitats

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?

Did you know that sockeye salmon use the pull of Earth's magnetic field to migrate back to their home rivers?

Did you know that the Australian spade foot toad can hibernate for years while waiting for rain?

Did you know that many species are able to glide through the air using loose flaps of skin or other adaptations?

Did you know that ant colonies have three distinct castes that work together?

life cycle of a sea turtle?

What is the life cycle of a ladybug?

Salamanders have slimy skin.

Hermit crabs do not have their own shells.

Turtle makes it fun and easy for beginners to learn about caring for their favorite pet turtles, from wood turtles to red-eared sliders.

Spider makes it fun and easy for beginners to learn about caring for their favorite pet spiders, from pinktoe tarantulas to golden silk orb weavers.

Gecko makes it fun and easy for beginners to learn about caring for their favorite pet geckos, from leopard geckos to African fat-tailed geckos.

Woodpeckers can peck up to 20 times per second.

Gophers rely on their sense of touch to find their way in dark tunnels.

Foxes can make up to 28 different sounds.

Bobcats can be found all the way from Canada to Mexico.

Most types of armadillos grow shells that protect the front and back of their body.

Did you know that the leaders of the United States have met in the Capitol Building for more than 200 years?

Did you know that orangutans spend about 90 percent of their time in trees?

Did you know that mandrills have large cheek pouches?

Did you know that in nature, gorillas rarely drink water?

Did you know that gibbons begin each day with a song?

Did you know that chimpanzees went into space before humans?

Did you know that baboons live in large groups called troops?

¿Sabías que las cebras viven en las planicies de África?

¿Sabías que los perezosos son los animales más lentos de la Tierra?

¿Sabías que los pandas rojos son los pandas más pequeños del mundo?

¿Sabías que los dragones de Komodo son los lagartos más grandes del mundo?

¿Sabías que los demonios de Tasmania tienen pelo blanco en el pecho?

Las tortugas pueden vivir más de 80 años.

Las serpientes pueden crecer hasta casi 30 pies (9 m) de largo.

Las arañas pueden tejer telarañas y cambian su piel cuando crecen.

¿Qué es el ciclo de vida de un salmón?

¿Qué es el ciclo de vida de un pollo?

¿Qué es el ciclo de vida de un koala?