Habitats
What make an area a wetland?
It must be covered or filled with water.
How many types of Flamingos are there?
6
Alligators eat fish, frogs, birds, and snails. What type of eater does this make them?
Carnivore
What type of animal is a beaver?
rodent
Moose always make their homes near ______?
water
What does a wetland connect?
Land and water
Can Flamingos swim?
Yes, they are strong swimmers.
What predator do alligators have?
humans
If beavers eat water lilies, pondweed, leaves and tree bark what kind of animal are they?
herbavoire
What do moose mostly eat?
twigs
What type of water can a wetland consist of ?
fresh or salt water
How fast can a Flamingo fly?
35 miles per hour.
How long can an alligator get?
8-11 feet
What is a group of beavers called?
a colony
What do male moose use their antlers for?
to fight
Trees, grasses, shrubs, moss
How do Flamingos get their pink feathers?
From what they eat like shrimp.
What happens if an alligator loses its teeth?
They grow new ones
What is the most important thing in a beaver habitat?
a dam
How tall can a moose get?
6-10 feet tall
Fill in the blank. A wetland acts like a _________.
sponge
What color are baby Flamingos? Name both colors.
gray and white
Why do alligators have a long snout?
It helps them breathe while keeping their body underwater.
What is a beaver home called?
a lodge
How many pounds of food can a moose eat in one day?
44 pounds