LEARN @ ZOO

1. LEARN @ ZOO PARK VIEW PRIMARY SCHOOL Members: Charlene Alex Wey Zi Sheng Lin ‘Aisyah

2. Content Page Diet Adaptation The Zoo As My Classroom Habitats Movement Body Coverings Quit

3. Diet Carnivores Herbivores Omnivores Main Menu Quit

4. Herbivores Camel The camels feed on small berries and grass. They store water in their humps. Main Menu Quit

5. Peacock & Rattlesnake Carnivores The peacock and the rattlesnake are carnivores. The rattlesnake feeds on small animals while the peacock eat insects and worms. Main Menu Quit

6. Omnivores The orang utan and the polar bears feed on small berries. The orang utan also eats small insects. The polar bears eat fish, seals, penguins and otters. Orang Utan & Polar Bear Main Menu Quit

7. Adaptation & Habitats The polar bears can withstand the cold in the cold climates because of their hollow fur and their thick blubber. Their fur keeps them camouflaged Polar Bears Main Menu Quit

8. Camels tiptoe over the hot sand in the deserts where they live in to prevent scorching their legs. They also have a hump which contains water and food. Camels Main Menu Quit

9. Body Coverings Fur & Scales The leopard has a covering of fur while the snake has scales. Main Menu Quit

10. The peacock has colourful feathers which can spread out from its tail. The feathers allow the birds, if they are not too heavy, to fly. Feathers Main Menu Quit

11. Monkeys swing across treetops to get food and to get away from predators. They also amuse themselves by swinging around. Movement Main Menu Quit

12. Snakes slither around swiftly to get their prey and to move away from predators. They also coil around prey before eating them. Main Menu Quit

13. Penguins swim around in water in search of food and to escape from predators. They waddle clumsily on land but are good swimmers. Main Menu Quit

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