Animal Friends
Furry, feathery and fantastic creatures.
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- LION – A lion's roar can be heard from 8 kilometres away.
- TIGER – Every tiger has its own pattern of stripes.
- ELEPHANT – Elephants use their trunks like a hand and a snorkel.
- GIRAFFE – A giraffe's tongue is about 45 centimetres long.
- ZEBRA – No two zebras have exactly the same stripes.
- MONKEY – Many monkeys use their tails to balance.
- PANDA – Pandas munch bamboo for much of the day.
- KOALA – Koalas can sleep for up to 20 hours a day.
- PENGUIN – Penguins are birds that swim instead of fly.
- RABBIT – A rabbit's teeth never stop growing.
- FOX – Foxes use their big ears to hear tiny squeaks.
- BEAR – Some bears sleep through winter in a cosy den.
- FROG – Frogs can breathe through their skin.
- OWL – Owls fly very quietly.
- DUCK – A duck's feathers keep the water off.
- SHEEP – Sheep wool is made into warm clothes.
- HORSE – Horses can sleep while standing up.
- PUPPY – A wagging tail often means a puppy is happy.
- KITTEN – Kittens can sleep up to 16 hours a day.
- TURTLE – A turtle's shell is part of its body.
- OTTER – Sea otters hold hands when they sleep so they do not drift apart.
- HIPPO – Hippos can hold their breath for several minutes.
- PARROT – Some parrots can copy human words.
- CROCODILE – Crocodiles have been around since the time of the dinosaurs.
- KANGAROO – Baby kangaroos are called joeys.