The ...... helps the animal that lives in the water to move easily or to protect its body.

The cats and dog both have......

If polar bear has fur to protect from cold, the bird has.....on its body.

The bird cannot fly because its ........ was hurt. The hunter almost killed him.

African elephants are....... Indian elephants.

Is Jurrasic Park ..... dinosaur movie all time?

Meat eaters were ........ plant-eaters.

............ dinosaur was more than 80,000 kilos.

The python holds the world record for ..........snake. It was 9.92 m!

The corncrake sounds so terrible that this bird is certainly the world's .......singer.

Dwarf crocodiles are ........ saltwater crocodiles.

In my dream, I met the most dangerous dinosaur. Its teeth were.........knives.

Hippos are aggressive, not scared of humans and much............. lions.

Anacondas are the world's ......snakes. Its weight is about 250 kilograms.

A: .............?

B: It's a bird with very big wings and red and golden feathers.

A: What does a mermaid look like?

B: ........

A: ..........?

B: It's a white horse with a long horn in the middle of its head.

The creature above is called.....

Other animals produce chemical from their body. This dart frog for example, has poison in its skin. The bright colors tell the predators, "I am poisonous. Do not eat.

Look closely at the pattern on the wings of this moth. What do you see? Many predators look and see two big big eyes. They are scared of animal. They think it is a much bigger animal, so they go away and look for something smaller.

Pegasus was a flying horse. He was the son of Poseidon, the Lord of the Sea. His mother was the dreadful monster, Medusa. She had snakes for hair and hated everyone, including her son, Pegasus.

Pegasus did not mind that he was born a horse. In fact, he rather liked the power and speed it gave him. People kept trying to kidnap him. After all, he was a horse that could fly. Anyone could see the value of that. Whenever people tried to kidnap him, the gods always got involved.

So Pegasus was safe, but lonely. He couldn't live with his father under the sea because Pegasus could not breath underwater. He did not want to live with his mother. The other horses shied away from him. They knew he was different. He belonged nowhere. He kept himself busy saving others, especially Greek soldiers wounded in battle. But it was not the same as having a family or a friend to do things with.

Why Pegasus couldn't live with his father?

Pegasus was a flying horse. He was the son of Poseidon, the Lord of the Sea. His mother was the dreadful monster, Medusa. She had snakes for hair and hated everyone, including her son, Pegasus.

Pegasus did not mind that he was born a horse. In fact, he rather liked the power and speed it gave him. People kept trying to kidnap him. After all, he was a horse that could fly. Anyone could see the value of that. Wheneven people tried to kidnap him, the gods always got involved.

So Pegasus was safe, but lonely. He couldn't live with his father under the sea because Pegasus could not breath underwater. He did not want to live with his mother. The other horses shied away from him. They knew he was different. He belonged nowhere. He kept himself busy saving others, especially Greek soldiers wounded in battle. But it was not the same as having a family or a friend to do things with.

Why did people want to kidnap Pegasus?

The sphinx is a creature in mythology. It has the body of a lion and the head of a human. Sphinxes appear in the art and legends of ancient Egypt and ancient Greece.

Ancient Egyptians made many large statues of sphinxes. The city of Luxor has a street lined with sphinxes. The largest and most famous Egyptian sphinx was carved near the pyramids of Giza in about 2500 bce. Called the Great Sphinx, it has the head of an Egyptian king.

Ancient Egyptians made many large statues of sphinxes. ....... sphinx has the head of an Egyptian king.

The ancient Greeks started creating sphinxes in about 1600 bce. Their sphinxes had wings. Later Greek sphinxes were always female. A story of Greek mythology tells that the Sphinx of Thebes asked a riddle and ate people who could not solve it. She asked, “What animal walks on four legs in the morning, two legs at noon, and three legs at night?” Eventually the Greek hero Oedipus gave the correct answer: a person. (A person crawls on all fours as an infant, walks on two legs when grown, and leans on a cane in old age.) Then the Sphinx killed herself.

What does the meaning of "walks on four legs in the morning?"