Animales Salvajes
Animales Salvajes
Animales Salvajes
Wild Animal
Members
Teacher
Ilsa Benitez
Grade
3°
Turn
Morning
2022
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Index
Introduction 3
Developing 4
Conclusion 5
Bibliography 6
Exhibit 7
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Introduction
Through this work we will be getting to know wild animals, how they
live, who they are and the importance of keeping them safe and sound,
we hope you like the information
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Wild Animals
Wild animals live free in the sea, in the air, in the rivers, in the
mountains, in the forests, in the jungle, in the desert... they have to look
for food and defend themselves from other animals. Each animal lives in
the place where it knows it can most easily find food for itself and its
young.
Wild animals build nests or look for shelters or burrows where they can
sleep, be safe and have their young.
When they see someone, they feel afraid and run away. Some wild
animals if they can't run away they attack you.
They jump, like monkeys. ; they run, like the foxes, the grasshopper. ;
They crawl like lizards and crocodiles; they fly, like the eagle; And they
swim like fish.
Some feed on grass or grains, others on the meat of wild animals and a
third group on the dead animals they find.
To protect themselves from cold or heat, they cover their body with hair,
feathers or scales. ,
Wild animals are also very important to people and each one of them
fulfills a mission with the place where they live and with the other
animals. In such a way that if a group of animals disappears, other
animals disappear with it.
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Conclusion
We came to the conclusion that wild animals are simply animals that live
in nature and survive by their own means: hunting, fishing or eating
vegetables and that we must have respect for nature and the importance
of caring for the animal kingdom.
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Bibliography
https://www.anipedia.net/mundo-animal/animales-salvajes/
https://concepto.de/animales-salvajes/#:~:text=La%20ballena%20azul-
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ual%20responden%20sus%20instintos.
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Exhibit
The lion
The King of the Jungle is one of the largest felines that exist and is
undoubtedly the quintessential wild animal. It is a strong and powerful
carnivorous animal, weighing about two hundred kilos on average and
whose social structure is herds. The males are characterized by having a
long mane whose functions are to appear larger and protect their throat
from possible attacks.
The wolf
The second of the most well-known wild animals in the world is the wolf.
It is an animal from which the rest of the dog breeds come, which were
later domesticated. The wolf is a very active animal, with great
momentum and many skills. They weigh approximately 50 kg and can
live up to 15 or 16 years. They are social animals that also live in herds
and communicate through the well-known howls, but also by wagging
their tails and ears.
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Elephant
Elephants are one of the largest and heaviest animals in the world,
weighing up to 10,000 kilos. Even the young, when they are born,
already weigh more than 100 kilos. They are especially recognized
because they have a spectacular elongated trunk or nose that serves them
for many different uses, and they also have spectacular ivory tusks. They
also have striking ears that help them regulate their temperature.
The shark
The crocodile
Another of the best known wild animals is a reptile that lives in water.
Specifically, we are talking about crocodiles, one of the animals that has
been on the face of the earth for the longest time. The largest can weigh
up to two tons, being these direct relatives of the dinosaurs. These
animals have completely dry skin covered with scales and can live up to
eighty years, just like people.
The giraffe
The gorilla
Gorillas are wild animals that can be found in the forests of central
Africa. It is one of the largest primates that exist. Adult males of this
species have a curious patch of silver hair on their backs. This animal also
lives in groups, although they are not called herds and are usually
organized in such a way that the older ones or adults take care of the
rest in their charge, preserving their well-being.