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Wildlife Words - conservation
Some of the animals in the Noah’s Pals collection are endangered and vulnerable. In order to protect and restore these animals, we all need to do a part to help with… conservation Pronu… more →
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Wildlife Words - conservation
Steve King wrote 1 year ago: Some of the animals in the Noah’s Pals collection are endangered and vulnerable. In order to … more →
Wildlife Word - omnivorous
Steve King wrote 1 year ago: We’ve defined carnivores as meat eaters and herbivores as plant eaters. What type of animal ea … more →
Wildlife Words - folivorous
Steve King wrote 1 year ago: We’ve defined herbivores as the plant eaters and identified a frugivorous animal as a fruit ea … more →
Wildlife Words - frugivorous
Steve King wrote 1 year ago: In our last post on Wildlife Words, we learned about herbivores. We can use more specific terms to … more →
Wildlife Words - herbivorous
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Steve King wrote 1 year ago: We’ve spent the last few posts on Wildlife Words talking about meat eaters, and now it’s … more →
Wildlife Words - scavenge
Steve King wrote 1 year ago: Carnivores are meat eaters and many find meat through predation. There is another method to eating … more →
Wildlife Words - predation
Steve King wrote 1 year ago: In the last post, we learned that carnivore refers to meat eaters. The main way that animals find m … more →
Wildlife Word - carnivorous
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Steve King wrote 1 year ago: Our last set of Wildlife Words looked at the times of day when animals like to be active: diurnal … more →
Wildlife Words - vespertine
Steve King wrote 1 year ago: Our last Wildlife Word post described a matutinal animal that likes mornings, which is a specific ty … more →
Wildlife Words - matutinal
Steve King wrote 1 year ago: Our next Wildlife Word describes a specific type of crepuscular animal… matutinal Pronunciatio … more →
Wildlife Words - crepuscular
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Steve King wrote 1 year ago: Our first two Wildlife Words were diurnal and nocturnal. The next word is related… crepuscula … more →
Wildlife Words - nocturnal
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Steve King wrote 1 year ago: Our first Wildlife Word was diurnal, and our next word is its ‘opposite’… nocturna … more →
Wildlife Words - diurnal
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Steve King wrote 1 year ago: One of our new topics in 2008 will be “wildlife words” — please feel free to share … more →
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