'Small cats' presentation slideshows

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Good to see you!. CLASS POINTS. Color Team POINTS !. Animal REVIEW. These animals are _____!. These animals are birds !. These animals are _______ !. These animals are reptiles !. Reptiles have ______. Reptiles have scales . Birds have a ______. Birds have a beak.

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Nature

Nature. What are your favorite animals and why? What are your least favorite animals and why? If you could be an animal, what animal would it be and why?

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Species: Ocelot

Species: Ocelot. Taxonomic group: Mammal I eat: rodents, birds, snakes, lizards, other small mammals ( including monkeys), insects. Photo credit: Danleo http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ocelot. Species: Jaguar . Taxonomic group: Mammal

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Big Cats of Panama

Big Cats of Panama. OCELOT. Ocelot Facts Ocelots have short close fur marked with both solid and open dark spots that sometimes run in lines along .The tale is ringed with black or has black bars on the upper surface. Ocelot Families

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caracal

caracal. Big kitties. Table of contents. Description Size diet Enemies Fun facts. description. Sleek soft fur of a golden coat with black tuffts on its ears. size. A caracal is the largest of small cats. diet. Meat/rodents/birds . enimies. Humans/lions and hyenas. facts.

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Wolves By: Jules

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RAINFOREST ANIMALS

RAINFOREST ANIMALS. BY : Andrew Lucas and Belisario. How many species live in Rainforest ?. About half of all the world's animal species live in tropical rainforests, in all the layers of the forest. Different animals are found in different countries.

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THE EFFECTS OF FORAGING DEVICES AS ENRICHMENT IN CAPTIVE WALRUSES ( ODOBENUS ROSMARUS ).

THE EFFECTS OF FORAGING DEVICES AS ENRICHMENT IN CAPTIVE WALRUSES ( ODOBENUS ROSMARUS ). Sarah R. Pickens, M. Faye Parmer, Mike A. Tamborski, Eduardo J. Fernandez, and William Timberlake Department of Psychology, Indiana University and the Indianapolis Zoo. INTRODUCTION

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