Mrs. Albright

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Mrs. Albrights Virtual Zoo

• 2013-2014 Keyboarding Class

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Badger

• Badgers live in North America.
• Badgers eat bugs, birds and reptiles.
• It has white and black fur.
• It digs underground.

Ben H.
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Bass

• Bass live in lakes and rivers.
• This type of fish is a carnivore and eats fish
  and crustaceans.
• It gets up to 22 pounds and 22 inches. Its
  green. Its eyes are on the side of its head. Its
  body cover is scales.
• Bass young are called fry. A group of fish is
  called a school.

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xander
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Cheetah

• Cheetahs live in the grasslands.
• They eat antelope, gazelles, impalas, puku, hares
  and other small mammals.
• Cheetahs have fur with spots and weigh 77 to 143
  pounds.
• Cheetahs are the fastest land animals.

Autumn N.
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Cheetah

• They are found in grasslands in Africa south of
  the Sahara.
• They eat antelope, gazelles, impalas, puku, hares
  and other small mammals.
• They are yellow with black dots and they have 4
  legs.
• They run so fast.

Gavin H.
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Chicken

• Chickens live around the world.
• Chickens eat insects, seeds and grass.
• Chickens feathers look like the bark of a tree.
• Chickens are up to 11 pounds.

Sebastian M.
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Coyote

• They live in deserts, mountains, grasslands.
• They eat rabbits, rodents, insects, reptiles.
• They look like brown and have a black nose.
• He can run 40 mph.

Mya C.
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DEER

• Deer live in the woods.
• They eat plants.
• It weighs 65 to 310 pounds or 30 to140 kilogram.
• A name of male is buck.

Jacob C.
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Fox

• The fox lives in forest, grasslands, mountains
  and deserts.
• The fox eats birds, rabbits, rodents, earthworms
  and beetles.
• The fox can weigh 6 to 31 pounds. They can grow
  up to 21/2 to 5 feet.
• A fox can hear a mouse squeak from over 100 feet
  away.

Mason L.
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Fox

• Foxes live in Europe, and North America.
• Foxes eat birds, rabbits, rodents, earthworms,
  beetles, insects, and sometimes fruit and
  vegetables.
• Foxes weigh 6 to 31 pounds, and are 2 to 5 feet
  long. They are red and white. They have 4 legs,
  and pointy ears.
• A fox has keen hearing and an excellent sense of
  smell. A fox can hear a mouse squeak over 100
  feet away.

Olivia J.
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Giant Salamander

• Giant salamanders live in rivers and lakes.
• They are carnivores.
• They look like rocks.
• They have camouflage eyes.

AndyBoi H.
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Great White Shark

• Sharks live in oceans.
• Sharks are carnivores.
• Sharks are 21 feet long. Great White Sharks have
  a tail. It also has a fin and 2 flippers and a
  pointy nose.
• Great white sharks especially like to hunt
  seals.

Willie L.
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Hamster

• Hamsters live in Asia.
• Hamsters eat grass.
• Hamsters weigh 4 oz. and are 7 in. long and have
  fur.
• Hamsters spin on a wheel and baby hamsters are
  named pup.

AbbyL.
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Horse

• Horses live around the world.
• Horses eat grass, grain and hay.
• Horses have fluffy tails, a mane, and fur.
• The earliest horse lived 55 million years ago. It
  was the size of a fox.

Hayley P.
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Jaguar

• A jaguar is a type of animal that lives in the
  jungle.
• It has to hunt its own food.
• It eats meat.
• It has claws. It has spots. It has padded
  feet .
• It can run 70 mph.

Landon F.
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Jellyfish

• The jellyfish lives in all the worlds oceans
  and coastal water.
• The jellyfish eats small ocean animals.
• The jellyfish is two to 16 inches long.
• It lives 3 to 4 years.

Olivia D.
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Killer Whale

• Killer whales live in oceans typically in colder
  regions around the world.
• Killer whales eat fish, seals, squid and whales.
• Killer whales have skin and they are black and
  white.
• They can weigh up to 8,000 to 20,000 pounds.
• Killer whales are the biggest of all dolphins.

Madeline B
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Mouse

• Mice live wherever people live. They started in
  Asia.
• Mice eat almost any kind of plant that is small
  enough.
• Mice look brown, white, cute, fat and chubby.
• Mice have an instinctive fear of cat urine.

Nona K .
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Mountain Lion

• Mountain lions live in mountain areas and
  swamps.
• Mountain lions eat deer and rabbits.
• They have a brown thick fur and four legs.
• Mountain lions are sometimes called pumas.
  

Jarek J.
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Northern Cardinal

• A Northern Cardinal lives in grasslands, forests,
  mountains in eastern North America.
• A Northern Cardinal is a omnivore. They eat
  seeds, wild fruit, grains, worms and insects.
• Cardinals have a black mask and red feathers.
  Only the male cardinals have bright red feathers.
  These feathers impress females. Females are tan
  or gray.
• The scientific name for Cardinals is cardinalis
  cardinalis.
• Their predators are cats, dogs,hawks, owls and
  squirrels.
• A Cardinal lives with their family until they are
  at least a year old.

Kara H.
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Peacock

• Peacocks live in South Asia in rainforests.
• Peacocks are omnivores. Some examples of foods
  are snails, frogs, grains and grasses.
• Only males have brightly colored tails. These
  feathers attract females.
• They live about 20 years.
• They have 3 to 8 newborns at a time.
  

Silvie W.
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Scarlet Macaw

• Scarlet macaws live in the rainforests.
• They are herbivores.
• They have a curved beak, and are red, green and
  light and dark blue.
• You can teach it to say hello and good morning
  to you and simple things like that.

Charlotte S.
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• The students chose their own animals and wrote
  down notes about them from World Book Online,
  Kids Edition.
• They typed their information into PowerPoint
  slides and chose a background color.
• They added a picture from Microsoft Clip Art, or
  used Google to find a picture on the Internet.
• Finally, they did a spell check and a reading
  check with Ms. Ewing, and she added their slide
  to the classs virtual zoo.