Facts about kangaroos
The place where kangaroos are found
Australia
Killer whales are also called?
Orcas
What is a baby shark called?
Pup
Snakes are cold blooded, which means...
that their body temperature changes in according to the temperature of their environment, unlike warm-blooded animals whose temperature remains constant.
The name of a kangaroos baby is a
Joey
True or false. Killer whales hunt alone.
False. Killer whales hunt in packs
True or false. you are more likely to be hit by an asteroid than die from a shark attack.
True or false. There is an island in Brazil that has up to 5 snakes per square metre! People are not allowed to go to the island as it is the home of the golden lancehead snake which is critically endangered
True
Are kangaroos Carnivores, herbivorous, or omnivorous?
Herbivorous
Name one reason a killer whale may be colored black and white.
Animals looking down on this powerful predator from above, such as a seal on an ice floe, might not see it because the whale’s dark back blends with the water below.
On the other hand, the killer whale’s white underside blends with the light streaming down into the sea from the surface, making it hard to spot from below. Such cool camouflage means prey like fish, penguins and seals are likely to miss the danger heading their way. Crafty, eh?!
Sharks do not have a single bone in their body, instead they are made out of..
Cartilage
What is the fastest snake in the world?
A kangaroos biggest "predator" is?
Heat, drought, and hunger due to vanishing habitats. (aka humans)
Working together as they hunt, groups of killer whales cooperate to herd fish into a compact area so that they’re easier to gobble up. They will also do something with their tale. What is it?
slap their tails onto the water’s surface, causing a wave to wash prey (such as penguins or sea lions) off ice floes and into the water.
This extinct type of shark was thought to have been up to 67 feet long, making it the largest known species of shark.
Megalodon
Snakes biggest fears are (not humans)
animals that are immune to that venom - such as the mongoose, the honey badger, and some species of birds that can therefor feast on snakes with no real problem.
Kangaroos belong to the animal family Marcopodidae which means...
Big foot
How many teeth do killer whales have?
Killer whales have around 45 teeth (each around 7.6 centimeters long), which are shaped for ripping and tearing prey.
About how many miles per hour can a shark swim?
30 miles per hour
What continent of the world does not have any snakes?
Antarctica