Footprint Clues
When footprints are close together, the living thing is most likely ___ ?
walking
___ give us clues to what habitats used to be like.
fossils
Sharp teeth means an animal eats ___ .
meat
Four long legs means the animal walked on ___ legs.
When footprints are further apart, the living thing is most likely ___ ?
running
Finding many fossils of sea creatures in a desert could mean this area used to be an ___ .
ocean
Flat teeth means an animal eats ___ .
plants
Two short front legs and four long back legs means the animal walked on ___ legs.
two, back
The bigger the distance between footsteps, the ___ the living thing is moving.
faster
Finding many remains of a forest at the bottom of the sea could mean this area used to be a ___ .
forest
Having both sharp and flat teeth means the animals eats ___ .
plants and meat (omnivore)
Arms that end in one sharp point meant the animal moved by ___ .
flying
The smaller the distance between footsteps, the ___ the living thing is moving.
slower
True or False: If you find one fish bone, that area was definitely once an ocean.
false
Animals that eat meat are called ___ .
carnivores
Arms that had long spread out fingers meant the animal moved by ___ .
swimming
Which ostrich is running?
#1: x x x x x x x
#2: x x x x
ostrich #2
In order to truly know a habitat has changed, you need to find several pieces of ___ .
evidence
Animals that eat plants are called ___ .
herbivores
Arms that end with typical fingers meant the animal moved by ___ .
walking/running