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ANIMAL CHALLENGE







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               Fill in the blanks.

                 1     The ....................... is the fastest animal on land.

                 2    An ....................... can turn its head all the way around without moving its body.


                 3    The ....................... is the largest animal in the ocean.

                 4    A ....................... can sleep hanging upside down.

                 5    The ....................... changes its colour to hide from enemies.


                 6    An ....................... lays the largest egg in the world.

                 7    The ....................... is known as the “ship of the desert.”

                 8    A ....................... is the tallest animal on land.


                 9    The ....................... can hop very high and carry its baby in a pouch.

                10    The ....................... has black and white stripes all over its body.

                11    The ....................... is the fastest animal underwater.


                12    The ....................... is the only bird with nostrils at the end of its beak.


                   Clue Box
                     kangaroo, zebra, camel, owl, blue whale, cheetah,
                     giraffe, bat, ostrich, chameleon, kiwi, black marlin












                                                                                        Did you
                                                                                         know?
                                                                                            A giraffe’s tongue can be
                                                                                          as long as 45 cm. It helps
                                                                                          them eat leaves from tall

                                                                                           trees.



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