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Virtual Zoo

Welcome to our. Virtual Zoo. Turtle. Chelonia mydas The oldest Sea Turtle was twice as big as a car A girl Sea Turtle weighs 100 lbs and a boy weighs 400 lbs Has strong jaws instead of teeth Lives in land and sea. Brielle. Tiger. Male tigers have been known to kill young tiger cubs.

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Virtual Zoo

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  1. Welcome to our Virtual Zoo

  2. Turtle • Chelonia mydas • The oldest Sea Turtle was twice as big as a car • A girl Sea Turtle weighs 100 lbs and a boy weighs 400 lbs • Has strong jaws instead of teeth • Lives in land and sea Brielle

  3. Tiger • Male tigers have been known to kill young tiger cubs. • The roar of a tiger can be heard from a mile away. • Their stripes help them to blend in with the tall grass. • Most tigers have more than twenty stripes. • Tigers stay together in streaks. Andrew

  4. Bald Eagle Craig • The bald eagle has much better eyesight than a human. • The bald eagle hunts in the day. • The bald eagle is best known for being America’s bird. • Wild bald eagles live 20 to 30 years. • The bald eagle has no predators!

  5. Arctic Wolf • Canin lupis • The arctic wolf can run up to 70 miles per hour. • Alaska, Canada, and Greenland • They go in groups to get food. • They have white fur. Danny

  6. Otter • Otters are always brown. • A sea otter eats clams. • Otters will use seaweed for a blanket when they go to sleep and to make sure they don’t float away. • An otter will float while it’s eating and use its stomach as a table. • Otters love to play games in the water. • River otters will sled down snowy hills in the winter. • Otters are carnivores. Laney

  7. Frog • Acris gryllus • Burrower frogs can not hop. • The red eyed tree frog can blend . • The male frog is the one that sings. • Frogs can be found almost everywhere. • Frogs need water to lay eggs Dimas

  8. Hippopotamus • Hippopotamus Amphibius • Size 10-17 Ft. long, pygmy Hippo 5-6 Ft. long • Pygmy Hippo has a pink color on its body like sun block so it doesn’t get infected. • The Hippo has tusk teeth for survival. Drew

  9. Panda • Ailuopoda Melanoleua • If a mother panda has twins she has to kill one of them. • A panda spends hours chewing on bamboo. • A male panda grows to be about 5 feet. A female grows to be about 4 feet. • A panda weighs 200 - 300 pounds. Grace

  10. Koala • Koalas are not really bears. • They are like kangaroos because they have pouches. • Koala bears give birth in 35 days. • Koalas eat leaves. Jillian

  11. Monkey • Ateles Geoffroyi • A monkey never eats banana peels. • A troop takes care of one baby. • A group of monkeys is called a troop. • Monkeys live in the forest. Julia

  12. Zebra • Equus burchellii • A foal can walk 20 minutes after they’re born and can run 1 hour after they’re born! The mommy zebra will tell the other zebra family members to go away for 5 days. • Zebras have a powerful kick that can cause serious injuries to a predator. • They can smile like a human. • Zebras spend most of their time in herds. Kaitlyn

  13. Lion • Panther Leo • Zoo lions live 25 years • Wild lions live 15 years • Run up to 80 kilometers per hour • Live in Africa Kayleigh

  14. GIRAFFE • Girraffa camelopardali • Lives in savannas • Over 2,000 pounds • Lives 15-20 years • Have bony horns beside ears Kristen

  15. Penguin • Aptenodytes fosteri • Penguins keep their eggs safe and warm • Some species lay eggs in tunnels • Adult penguins provide food and warmth for their young • A small Emperor penguin huddles under the fat, warm body of its parent Krissy

  16. Wolf • Canis aloupis • Pups are born blind • Wolves may sacrifice themselves to protect their family • The leader of a wolf pack is the alpha • The male wolf is 5 feet longer than the female • Wolves can use their legs to waddle by two weeks of age Lucas

  17. Dolphin • Coryphaena hippurus. • About 1,400 pounds. • Mammal. • They can swim 33 mph. • Most dolphins live in salt water but some live in freshwater. Michael

  18. Shark • They eat license plates. • They have 3 or 4 sets of teeth. • Remora fish clean sharks. • Bull sharks swim in shallow water. • Bull sharks eat anything they can catch. Michael

  19. Woodpecker • The sapsucker woodpecker can snap tree branches • Can live from 4-11 years • Over 180 species of woodpeckers • Leave nest after 25-30 days • 16.5 inches when fully grown • Have black, white or brown feathers Rajiv

  20. Polar Bear • Live up to 40 years • Males weigh up to 1,800 pounds • Polar bears are the biggest bears that are recorded • Swim up to 20 miles per hour • Run up to 30 miles per hour • Baby Polar bears need to stay with their mother • Their bodies are built to help them survive the Arctic Sophia

  21. Coyote • Canis Latrans • Coyotes weigh around 30 - 40 pounds. • Coyotes live up to 20 years. • The coyote is known for its eerie cry. • It hunts in groups if it’s going for a larger prey. Timothy

  22. Kangaroo • Macropus rufus • Mammal • They eat grass • They can jump very high. That is very interesting! • Two kinds of kangaroos are the gray and red kangaroo. • Kangaroos can pound its legs if predators are coming. Virginia

  23. HYENA • Crocuta Crocuta • Hyenas have strong eyes and pointy teeth. • The brown hyena has lots of hair on its back. • The spotted hyena protects its body with his jaws and strong teeth. • Hyenas eat giraffes, yaks, and zebras. Marcello

  24. WE HOPE YOU ENJOYED OUR SHOW!

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