Table of Contents Introduction Turtles Parts Turtle Defense Turtles As Pets Turtle Care What does a Tortoise eat? Turtle Habitat Types of Turtles Desert Tortoise Sea Tortoise Giant Tortoise Green Turtles Box Turtle Loggerhead Turtle Interesting Facts about the Tortoise Turtle Facts Publisher Introduction Turtles are a reptile. Its body is protected by a bony shell. There are two main groups of turtles: 1. Sea Turtle: This kind of turtle is big in size and are found in the Ocean. 2. Fresh Water Turtle: This turtle also called a tortoise and lives on the land. They are smaller than the Sea turtles. The size of turtles can be from an inch to 6 feet! Turtles can live for a long time, more than a 150 years.

Introduction Turtles and tortoises both lay eggs, are cold blooded, and a reptile. They have lived on the Earth for over 215 million years!

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Introduction There are different levels on the endangered scale, including extinct, critically endangered, endangered, vulnerable, near threatened, and least concern. Extinct animals are no longer living on the Earth, like the dinosaurs. Critically endangered means that animal is at an extremely high risk for becoming extinct in the wild. Endangered just means that an animal is at a very high risk for becoming extinct in the wild. The biggest threat to most animals is humans; we are destroying and taking over their habitats. Humans are also over killing and illegally hunting several endangered animals.

Table of Contents Introduction Common North American Bird Families Blackbirds Sparrows Hawks Cranes Goldfinch Ducks Blue Jays Chickadees Egrets Vultures Falcons Gulls Finches Owls Doves Sandpipers Eagles Kingfisher Woodpeckers Road Runner Geese Flycatchers Warblers Introduction There are so many species and sub-species of birds in North America it’s hard to count them all! There is so much to learn about our little feathery friends that it is hard to know where to start! Have some fun learning about the ones we’ve collected for you here!

Introduction Nocturnal animals are mostly active at night and sleep or are less active during the day. One of the main reasons many animals choose to be active at night, is to avoid predators that may try to attack during the day.

Table of Contents Frogs Fascinating Facts The Frog’s Life Cycle Where Do Frogs Live? Hibernation Are Frogs and Toads the Same? What Do Frogs Eat? Do other animals eat frogs? A snake eating a frogFrog Characteristics Frog Characteristics Calls Special adaptations Blue Poison Arrow Frog Poison Dart Frogs Tree Frogs Publisher Frogs Wherever you are, wherever you live…you will find frogs! These little guys live all over the world, except in Antarctica. Red Poison Dart Frog Frogs often turn into handsome men and beautiful princesses in fairy tales. Chinese legend links frogs with magicians. In Scotland, you give pictures of them as gifts to new neighbors.