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The Aardvark

The Aardvark. by Dorian Turner Animal Habitat Project October 10,2011. Description. The name of my animal is an Aardvark The type of animal it is it’s a mammal An Aardvark has a very long snout It can weigh up to 110 to 180 lbs It has a long tongue up to 12 inch

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The Aardvark

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  1. The Aardvark by Dorian Turner Animal Habitat Project October 10,2011

  2. Description • The name of my animal is an Aardvark • The type of animal it is it’s a mammal • An Aardvark has a very long snout • It can weigh up to 110 to 180 lbs • It has a long tongue up to 12 inch • it lives in Africa

  3. Habitat • The habitat it lives in is in the grassy land of Africa in a burrow. • How can it get into its burrow it has to dig to get in.

  4. Adaptations • Some adaptations an aardvark has is when it is attacked by a other animal.

  5. Surviving • What an aardvark needs to survive is shade • Ants to eat • A burrow • And some cool water

  6. Affects environment • How it affects its environment is that it helps other animals have a home from the very hot sun and from being attacked from other animals.

  7. Interesting facts A interesting fact about my animal is that it can roll on its back so it can defend its self. And it eats all types of ants.

  8. Credits • http://national zoo.si.edu • http://national geographic • http://www.stmary.pvt.k12.de.us/lib-animal.html

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