“Seal” Starts With the Letter “S”
A sleek and slippery seal swims in the sea. …
A sleek and slippery seal swims in the sea. …
Did you know that when seals gather together in a group on land, it’s called a rookery? …
Living in a herd kept sauropods safe, especially when they had to travel long distances for food. …
If humans grew as fast as sauropods, you’d go from weighing 7 pounds at birth to weighing 90 pounds when you were two months old! …
Of all the cats in the world, lions are the only ones that live together in large family groups. …
Working together makes hunting easier for lions, and this is one major reason that lions live in prides. …
220 million years ago, insects and flying reptiles called pterosaurs were the most common sight in the sky. …
The smallest pterosaurs were the size of sparrows and caught insects. The last pterosaurs were giants that may have been scavengers. …
Ants don’t have bones, but they have a hard, fingernail-like covering called an exoskeleton to protect their bodies. …