Kangaroo’s huge
feet and long tail
help them to
balance in jumping.
Tigers ambush their
prays, first keep
stalking closer and
attack from behind.
You can hear the
lion’s roar as far
as 5 miles away.
Horses use their
hoofs to defend.
Parrots have their
beaks to help them
eat food and move
around trees.
The long tail of kangaroo
rat’s act as a
counterbalance while
jumping quickly and
changing directions to
confuse the predators.
Plants drop seeds
to grow new
offspring.
In the ocean, there’s a
loud- low frequency calls
by fin whales to
communicate with other
whales over great
distances.
Ducks have
webbed feet to
help them swim.
Cactus can store
water in the hot
desert.
Birds migrate in
winter to survive
and get food.
Koalas have two thumbs
on each hand which help
them to get a good grip
on branches.
Zebras have
stripes to
camouflage in a
herd.
Polar bears have
thick fur on its
body to keep it
warm in the cold.
Plants grow
towards the
sunlight to capture
more.
Opossums play
dead to confuse
predators.