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This fish migrates upstream every year to lay eggs
What is an atlantic salmon?
what does 67 mean?
Nothing
The largest flying bird
What is a wandering albatross?
Geckos and newts are capable of this.
What is detaching and regrowing their tails?
The fastest land animal.
What is a cheetah?
The classic Japanese dish made from raw fish.
What is sashimi?
Although it may be hard to see all mammals have ____ and produce _____
What are fur and milk?
This bird is featured in a kids cartoon, and makes a distinctive beep beep sound.
What is a roadrunner?
This reptile is known for its ability to eat animals whole.
What is a python?
The largest animal
What is the blue whale?
The most shark attacks come from this shark.
What is a Great White shark?
The word to describe a monkeys tail.
What is prehensile?
This bird is known for its exceptional capability to catch fish, thanks to its ability to see through glare on the water.
What is an osprey?
The only place where crocodiles and alligators coexist.
Where is Florida?
The deadliest animal
What is a mosquito?
The fastest fish
What is a sailfish?
The color of a polar bears skin.
What is black?
This bird hunts by surrounding its prey in large groups, then scooping up large amounts of them.
What is a pelican?
This desert lizard is known for its mortal bite, even though its relatively small
What is a Gila Monster?
The material produced by many animals, especially mammals, but is said to have special medicinal properties. Some animals have even become endangered because of people harvesting it.
What is keratin?
The only fish that can breath outside of water.
What is a mudfish?
The only two mammals capable of laying eggs
What are platypuses and echidnas?
what school do you go to?
The one closest to me.
Do you know what this means? (Être
Je suis
Tu es
Il est
Elle est
Nous sommes
Vous êtes
Ils sont
Ellles sont?) ( Its french )
It mean ( To be I am You are He is She is We are You are They are )
The eight main tiers of taxonomic hierarchy.
What are Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, and Species?