Sea turtle

• Sea turtles can be found in all oceans except for the polar regions. 
• Sea turtles are almost always submerged. 
• Sea turtles must go to surface to breathe. 
• The species are primarily distinguished by their anatomy: the head and shape of scutes on the carapace. 

Return to the Sea region

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.

Return to the Forest region

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                    

Returns to the HOME screen 

Sea region

Description:

• Sea region covers most of planet earth. 
• The sea is made up of smaller seas and oceans. 
• Sea region has a depth of 200 meters. 
• The sea is salt water. 

Animals: (Click on the photos to start learning)

              Seahorse

            Dolphin                

             Starfish

             Fish                   

              Octopus

         Sea Turtle                  

             Shark

Returns to the HOME screen