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Ocean Animals
DID YOU KNOW? More than 70% of the Earth’s surface is covered by oceans! There
scientists believe that there are many more that haven’t been discovered yet!
A species is a group of one type of animal. For example, there are many
Ocean animals are animals that live most of their life in the water.
Can you unscramble the words below to find the names of
these animals that live in the ocean?
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Ocean Animals
FUN Clams can live to be more than a hundred years old!
FACT!
On the birthday
cake, draw candles
to represent how
old you are.
FUN A dolphin can learn to In the space below, draw a
FACT! recognize itself in the mirror! picture of what you look like.
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Ocean Animals
DID YOU KNOW?
● Jellyfish have been around for over 500 million years. That means that
they are older than both dinosaurs and sharks!
● An electric eel can produce enough electricity to light up 10 light bulbs!
● Octopuses have blue blood, and also three hearts!
● A blue whale’s heart weighs up to 2,000 pounds!
Can you find the names of the ocean animals in the puzzle below?
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S E A H O R S E U L WHALE
DOLPHIN
D C K R G Y A A L S CRAB
O C R A B S Q U I D JELLYFISH
L V L O B S T E R H SEAHORSE
SHARK
P A C M B S N P A Q SQUID
H J E L L Y F I S H CLAM
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Desert Animals
Deserts are the driest places on the planet. They get very
little rain—most less than 10 inches a year! Sometimes
they get all their rain at one time, and then it may not
rain again for several months, or even years.
Animals that live in the desert have adapted to be able
to live without much water. Animals can get water from
seeds they eat, or even from their prey!
One of the most well-known desert animals is the camel. Most people think that a
camel stores water in the humps on its back—but really it’s stored fat! The camel
uses this fat for energy when food is hard to find. A camel can survive for several
months without food by using the stored fat. They can even survive up to a week
without water!
Color the Camel Below!
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