Canadian Animals - Grade 4

What is the physical description of a cougar?

• It has a small head and fur on its body.

• It is the largest bear in the world.

• Its size and color depend on where it lives.

• It is brown and beige.

What does a black bear eat?

• Fish, frogs, and snails

• Plants, honey, ants, and fish

• Molluscs, crabs, and worms

• Insects and small mammals

Where does the arctic wolf live?

• In the forests in southern Canada

• In the Canadian High Arctic

• In rivers and lakes across Canada

• In caves and trees in southern Canada

What is an interesting fact about the loon?

• It hibernates in winter.

• It is a good swimmer.

• It has difficulty walking.

• It is a hard worker; it builds dams.

What does a deer eat?

• Fish, berries, and small mammals

• Tree bark, grass, and berries

• Grass, leaves, mushrooms, berries, and grains

• Molluscs, crabs, and worms

What is the habitat of a porcupine?

• In the Arctic

• In forests in southern Canada

• In caves and trees in southern Canada

• In Canada where there are trees

What is an interesting fact about a whale?

• It hibernates in winter.

• It must come up to the surface to breathe.

• It uses its tusks to climb out of the water.

• It is a good tree climber.

What does a beaver use its flat tail for?

• To swim

• To climb trees

• To hunt

• To hibernate

What is the physical description of a polar bear?

• It is the largest bear in the world.

• It is brown and beige.

• It has a small head and fur on its body.

• It has thick pads on the bottom of its paws.

What does a walrus eat?

• Fish, berries, and small mammals

• Molluscs, crabs, worms, snails, octopus, and seals

• Grass, leaves, mushrooms, berries, and grains

• Plants, honey, ants, and fish