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Scavenger Hunt
the biggest fish
1. Find
in the rainforest and
give that fish a name.
2. aCnoimunatlshoywo many furr
u can find.
3. Discover an animal that has a round shape.
an animal with wings.
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Sea
4.
for Green Iguana.
5. Look
What is he doing?
6.
Can you discover an animal that
is the size of your finger?
Draw what that animal looks like.
7. aLoboluk efofirsha…yellow fish…
a red fish.
Are any of the animals sleeping?
8. Wh
ich ones?
9. Search for an animal that is playing.
11.
Write the name of an animal
10. that has claws.
Discover the fish
that looks like a pineapple.
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Scavenger Hunt
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Spot The Difference
Scavenger Hunt
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Amphibians
Scavenger Hunt
TOAD
FROG
TOAD TOXINS
The two bulging glands behinds a toad’s
eyes as well as the warts on its skin,
produce a toxin. Large toads, like the me
(Colorado River Toad) are among the
poisonous species. Our toxins can cause
paralysis and death to animals as
big as medium-size dog.
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Poisonous & Venomous
Scavenger Hunt
DID YOU KNOW?
I am living in the rain forests of South
America. I have glands scattered over
my skin, I hold the most powerful
powerful poison.
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Nocturnal & Diurnal
Scavenger Hunt
DID YOU KNOW?
My kind can easily hunt in the
dark? Our eyeballs are elastic and
can be focused instantly at any
distance-even if we are in the high
tree and a rodent is in the ground
many feet away.
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Sea Star
Scavenger Hunt
Find out what Structural Adaptations
Sea Star have that helps them survive
in their Habitat. How do you think
these structures differ from the ones
on which Animal on land?
DID YOU KNOW?
Sea stars have no brains and no blood.
Their nervous system is spread
through their arms and their “blood”
is actually filtered sea water.
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Saltwater Crocodile
Scavenger Hunt
EYES
TEETH
S
NAIL
Alligator
DID YOU KNOW?
The difference between me
and my friend Alligator is
that he have wide heads
and his nose are rounded in
a U-shape but m heads are
narrower and my snouts
end in a sharper
V-shaped snout.
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Humboldt Penguins
Scavenger Hunt