Turtle

• Turtles are reptiles animals. 
• They have a wide and short trunk and a shell that protects the internal organs of your body.His tail, four legs and head come out of his shell. Turtles walk too slowly, molt and shields of the carapace and hibernate every year. 
• They reproduce by eggs and incubated in nests dug in the ground. 
• The habitat of turtle can be land, marine or freshwater. Other turtles live in two habitats, in the land and in the sea. 
• They are omnivorous animals. They eat insects, small mammals, worms, plants, fish, etc.

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Hare

• Hares are mammals. 
• They are similar to rabbits. 
• They have four legs, the back two highly developed to run with great speed. 
• They have long ears and large and highly developed sense of hearing to detect predators. 
• Hair color is intended to camouflage. 
• These animals are vegetarians.

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Wolf

• Wolves are mammals. They are similar to dogs. 
• They have four legs, a narrow chest, a strong back and a long snout. 
• Their hair is bulky and is comprised of two layers. 
• They have very developed sense of smell and vision. The sense of vision was developed to hunt by day and night. 
• They are carnivorous animals and eat all kinds of mammals such as pigs, sheep or deer. They also hunt rodents, birds and other small animals.
• Are organized to hunt in herts.

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Boar

• Boars are mammals. 
• They have four legs, a very large head and long and very small eyes. 
• They have a very thick neck and short legs. 
• They have very thick hair and are located at the tip of the tail and spine. 
• They have highly developed sense of hearing and smell. 
• The sense of smell is used to find food truffles, vegetables and animals. Boars are omnivores.

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Owl

• Owls have the same characteristics of the birds. 
• They have feather, wings to fly and two legs. 
• Their feathers are very raised. 
• They are nocturnal birds.
• They are carnivorous, eating small mammals located in the forest.

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Frog

• Frogs are amphibians.
• They have four legs, a short and squat body and they haven’t tail.
• They have hind legs adapted for jumping.
• It has a wide mouth and long tongue to catch prey. 
• At birth, they are called tadpoles and live in water. After living in the soil.

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Deer

• Deer are mammals.
• They have four thin legs, hooves and a long neck with a long thin head. 
• They have straight hair and thin. 
• They are herbivores, eating grass in the forest.

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Fox

• Foxes are mammals.
• They have four legs, a thin nose and a thick tail. 
• They are carnivorous animals, because they eat other animals.

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Bird

• Birds are vertebrates.
• They have two legs to walk and jump and two wings to fly. 
• Their bodies are covered with feathers and they have beak and no teeth.
• To reproduce lay eggs.
• They eat a variety of foods such as nectar, fruits, plants, seeds, etc..

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Squirrel

• Squirrels are very small mammals. 
• They have short legs, but strong. 
• They have a long bushy tail that helps them balance when they jump from tree to tree. 
• They eat nuts. 
• These are buried for later consumption and sometimes they forget to take them and grow new trees.

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Forest region

Description:

• The forest is an area of land with many trees. 
• The forest is the habitat of many animals and plants. 
• This region is very wet. 
• The forest covers many parts of the earth.  

Animals: (Click on the photos to start learning)

               Bird

             Boar                

                 Deer

            Fox                   

            Frog

           Hare                   

                  Owl

              Squirrel                    

              Turtle

          Wolf                    

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