Les animaux domestiques
This animal can be trained to help people who cannot see.
Un chien
This animal rolls in mud because it cannot sweat.
Un cochon
This large animal hibernates during winter.
Un ours
This land animal is the largest living mammal.
Un éléphant
This animal lives on the ocean floor.
Un homard ou un crabe ou une étoile de mer
This animal is known for often living over 100 years.
Une tortue
This animal spends much of its day eating grass.
Une vache
This animal uses a strong smell to protect itself.
Une moufette
No two members of this species have the same stripe pattern.
Un tigre ou un zèbre
In this species, the male carries the babies.
Un hippocampe
Despite having many eyes, this animal usually has poor eyesight and relies more on vibrations.
Une araignée
This animal is known for its thick, fluffy coat.
Un mouton
This wild animal is related to dogs.
Un loup ou un renard
This animal has a very long tongue.
Une girafe
This animal is very good at squeezing into small spaces.
Une pieuvre
Members of this animal group sleep with their eyes open because they lack eyelids.
Un poisson
This animal often flies in a V‑shape.
Une oie ou un canard
This animal uses its paws like hands.
Un raton-laveur ou un écureuil
This animal understands simple math concepts.
Un singe
This animal drifts with ocean currents more than it actually swims.
Une méduse
Unlike many rodents, this pet is known for being poor at jumping.
Un cochon d’inde
This animal uses more than 30 sounds to communicate.
Une poule
Adults of this animal can weigh over 1,000 lbs and stand 6 feet tall on all fours.
Un orignal
This animal cannot swim, but spends a lot of its time in water (walking on the ground).
Un hippopotame
This animal has been around longer than dinosaurs.
Un requin