Peacock
Who shows off the big, colorful feathers — the male or the female?
Male
What is an ostrich?
This bird is the largest living bird in the world.
Which animal group they belong to?
They are mammals ( rodents ).
Which vertebrate group axolotl belongs to?
Amphibians
What kind of animal is a sloth?
It's a mammal
When does a peacock spread its tail feathers?
During courtship displays to attract a mate.
Where do ostriches live in the wild?
In Africa’s savannas and deserts.
What do capybaras mainly eat?
Grass and other plants.
They are herbivores.
True or False — Axolotls can glow under UV light.
True
Where do sloths live?
They mainly live in the rainforests of Central and South America.
Why do peacocks make loud calls?
To warn of danger and to communicate with others
Why their eyes are bigger than a brain?
Ostriches have eyes that are bigger than their brains because large eyes help them survive. Living in open savannas and deserts, they rely on sharp vision to spot predators from far away.
What body part helps capybaras swim?
Their partially webbed feet.
What do axolotls use to breathe underwater?
Why do sloths move so slowly?
Their diet provides relatively little energy, so they have adapted to use very little energy.
Difference between peacock and peahen
A peacock is the male with bright blue feathers and a long, colorful tail used for courtship displays, while a peahen is the female with brown, dull feathers that provide camouflage for nesting and protecting chicks.
Difference between male and female
Male ostrich has bold black feathers with white wing and tail tips. Female ostrich has grayish‑brown feathers that blend into the environment.
Males are usually a little larger and heavier.
Females are slightly smaller.
Why do capybaras spend so much time near water?
Water helps them escape predators, stay cool, and find food.
What special power do axolotls have?
They can regrow body parts like legs and tails.
How often do sloths usually come down from trees?
They usually come down about once a week to defecate.
What do peacocks eat?
Peacocks are omnivores. They eat seeds, grains, fruits, plants, and small animals like insects, lizards, and snakes.
Five simple sentences about ostriches
Ostriches are the largest birds in the world, but they cannot fly.
They can run very fast, reaching speeds of up to 70 km/h (43 mph).
Ostriches lay the biggest eggs of any animal alive today.
Male ostriches have black feathers with white tips, while females are brown for camouflage.
Their eyes are bigger than their brains, giving them excellent eyesight to spot predators.
What is the advantage of having a capybara's eyes, ears, and nose high up on its head?
It allows the capybara to see, hear, and breathe while keeping most of its body underwater.
Where in the world can wild axolotls be found?
In Mexico
Why would living high in the trees protect a sloth?
Many ground predators cannot easily reach it, so the trees provide safety and shelter.