What body part is this? What do animals use it for?
Birds use their wings to fly.
What body part is this? What do animals use it for?
Birds use their beaks to open nuts and fruit.
What body part is this? What do animals use it for?
Seals use their flippers to swim.
What body part is this? What do animals use it for?
Animals use their paws to walk /run / play.
What body part is this? What do animals use it for?
Crocodiles use their jaws to eat.
What body part is this? What do animals use it for?
Turtles use their shell to hide / for protection.
What body part is this? What do animals use it for?
Elephants use their trunks to to smell, eat, breathe underwater, make sounds, clean themselves, and in self-defense
What body part is this? What do animals use it for?
Animals use their tails to swing in trees / swish away flies/ keep their balance/ swim.
True or Poo? Penguins have paws.
Poo. penguins have webbed feed with claws.
True or Poo? Giant pandas can climb.
True. Giant pandas are good at climbing trees and can also swim.
True or Poo? Tigers like to eat grass.
True. Tigers are carnivorous so they eat other animals but they sometimes need to eat grass to digest their food. (Just like a cat!)
Why is this animal endangered? How can we help it?
People hunt tigers to make traditional medicine and for their skin. We can help by learning about them and talking to people & not buying things from tigers.
Why is this animal endangered? How can we help it?
People hunt them for their skin to make shoes and bags. Don't buy crocodile products and learn more about them to raise awareness!
Why is this animal endangered? How can we help it?
People hunt them to make traditional medicine and decorations from their horns. Learn and share & never buy things made from rhino horns!
Why is this animal endangered? How can we help it?
People kill them to use pangolin scales in traditional medicine and to eat their meat. Learn about them to raise awareness and never buy pangolin products!
Which reptiles live in this habitat ?
Red-Eyed Tree Frog, Boa, Anaconda, Python, Black Caiman (small crocodile)
