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`The Bobcat`

`The Bobcat`. Bobcats live in the mountains and deserts of Utah. They eat birds, mice, rabbits and even deer. Nothing much eats them. They are ferocious!. Interesting Facts about Bobcats. Bobcats are about half the size of a mountain lion. They can growl as loud as a cougar.

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`The Bobcat`

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  1. `The Bobcat` • Bobcats live in the mountains and deserts of Utah. • They eat birds, mice, rabbits and even deer. • Nothing much eats them. They are ferocious!

  2. Interesting Facts about Bobcats • Bobcats are about half the size of a mountain lion. • They can growl as loud as a cougar. • They like to live in caves in the rocks.

  3. Going Wild with Amphibians • This is a picture of Leopard Frogs. • They live near ponds and streams. • They eat mostly insects. • They are eaten by birds, raccoons, and rodents.

  4. Leopard Frog Facts • Leopard Frogs are a medium sized frog reaching 3 1/2 inches in length. • It gets its name from the dark spots. They are usually in circle shapes and scattered over the body .

  5. The Road Runner • Road Runners live in grasslands, brushy areas, deserts, and open woodlands. • Roadrunners eat lizards, rattlesnakes, scorpions, grasshoppers, crickets, mice, and tarantulas. They also eat fruit and seeds. • They are very fast and aren’t often caught .

  6. Road Runner Facts • Why the name Roadrunner?A long time ago, these birds would run on the road alongside horse-drawn carriages • The roadrunner can run at about 15 miles per hour. It can fly but prefers to run. • The roadrunner is not a quiet bird. It crows and chuckles and produces a clacking sound. It also coos like a dove.

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