- Most turtles live longer than people. They can live for 100 years or more! - Turtles are found on every continent except Antarctica. - Turtles started living on Earth more than 200 million years ago.
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The word “squirrel” means “shadow tail” in Greek. There are about 300 kinds of squirrels in the world. Squirrels are found on every continent except Antarctica and Australia.
There are 59 kinds of eagles in the world. The Bald Eagle is one of the most common eagles. The Bald Eagle is not actually bald. Its head is covered with white feathers. The word “bald” came from an old English word “balde” meaning white.
Germany is located in Central Europe between the Netherlands and Poland. East and West Germany became one country in 1990, after the Berlin Wall fell. In January, 1999, Germany started using the European exchange currency, the euro.
There are 8 species of bear in the world: Sun Bear, Panda Bear, Black Bear, Brown Bear, Spectacled Bear, Asiatic Black Bear, Polar Bear, and Grizzly Bear. The brown bear is the world’s largest meat-eating animal that lives on land. It can weigh
● Hummingbirds are native to South America. They are only found on the American continent. There are 17 kinds of hummingbirds in North America. ● Hummingbirds move south for winter and north for summer.
- Scientists believe that the first known ancestor of the horse lived about 50 million years ago. - There are over 200 kinds of horses in the world. - Horses usually sleep two to three hours a day.
The year 2009 is the Year of the Cow. Let’s learn some fun facts about the cow this week! There are about 920 different kinds of cows in the world. They were domesticated about
| Lions are believed to have existed on Earth for 2 million years or longer. | Male lions are the only cats with manes, and only the male lions have manes. Male lions have manes to make them look fierce and to protect their throats when fighting with oth
- Koalas are only found in small bush land habitats on the eastern coast of Australia. - The word “koala” is aboriginal for “no drink.” Koalas get the water they need from their food. - Their scientific name “phascolarctos cinereus” was given by
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