Seal
Cheetah
Penguin
Vocabulary
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100

What type of seal was studied?

Weddell seal!

100

To catch prey, do cheetahs need to run at full speed?

No! They run much more slowly.

100

What did researchers record?

The penguins' heart rate.

100

What is a "secret"? Please explain.

Something you cannot say / share with other people.

100

This animal is large, lives in Africa, and has one big horn.

A rhinoceros!

200

Where do Weddell seals live?

Antarctica

200

What is the fastest a cheetah can run?

100 km/h

200

On the surface of the sea, what was the penguin's heart rate?

288 pbm

200

Please write one scientific method.

Bio-logging!

200

What ocean animal has the males give birth to the babies?

Seahorses!

300

Where did mother seals often swim?

In shallow water.

300

What is the fastest time the data-loggers recorded?

60 km/h

300

How long does it take for a penguin's heart rate to slow down?

95 seconds.

300

What does it mean to "analyze"? Please explain.

To examine / investigate something closely.

300

This animal can change its color, and can look in any direction. What is it?

A chameleon!

400

How far do seals dive for food?

More than 200 meters below sea level.

400

How many times was the cheetahs' hunting recorded in the research?

70 times!

400

What did the researchers learn about penguins' bodies?

Penguins use oxygen efficently by slowing down their heart rate.

400

Please use "efficiently" in a sentence.

(Any correct sentence is okay)

400

This American animal is covered in long, sharp spikes. Don't touch it!

A porcupine!

500
Why did the mother seals swim in shallow water?

The mother seals were teaching their baby seals how to swim.

500

What do the results of the cheetah research show us?

The cheetahs were hunting in the bush, where prey couldn't run at full speed.

500

How long can penguins stay under water?

20-30 minutes!

500

Please write one example of an assumption.

(Any assumption is okay!)

500

What prey animal can trick predators into believing it is dead?

The opposum!