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Oviparous Animals (Animals that hatch from eggs.)

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Ms. Rooney’s First Grade Class - June, 2012

.............................................The Black Widow Spider By Adam 4

...................................................................Seahorse by Angelina 5

........................................................................The Puffin By Aris 6

............................................The Blue Footed Booby By Calliope 7

......................................................................Peacocks By Cherie 8

................................................................The Octopus By David 9

........................................................Adelie Penguins By Ginger 10

.................................................The Gila Monster By Henry D. 11

.......................................................Giant Squid By Henry J. C. 12

............................................................The Snowy Owl By Izzy 13

..............................................The Spotted Salamander by Jane 14

...............................................................The Tarantula by Julia 15

................................................................The Crocodile by Ken 16

................................................Pileated Wood Peckers By Laura 17

....................................................American Bullfrog By Nealon 18

...........................................................The Clown Fish By Oren 19

......................................................The Bald Eagle By Prithwija 20

.............................................................The Scorpion By Rocco 21

..........................................................The Wood Frog By Sarah 22

..................................................................Flamingos by Sophie 23

The Black Widow Spider By Adam

The female black widow spider is the most poisonous spider in North America.The silk of a black widow is the strongest of all silk. Some birds can eat black widows but can end up with an upset stomach from her poisons.

Seahorse by Angelina

Girl seahorses give the eggs to the boys. Seahorses change colors to hide from predators. Seahorses’ skin is like armor.

The Puffin By Aris

The largest recorded number of fish in a puffin's beak at once was 62. Because of the shape of their beaks Atlantic puffins are sometimes called sea parrots. The oldest known puffin was 29 years old.

The Blue Footed Booby By Calliope

The word booby comes from the Spanish word bobo which means clown. The girls choose a mate with the brightest blue feet so that their children will also have bright blue feet. They dive into the ocean like a torpedo to catch fish and water never gets up their nose because their nostrils are always closed.

Peacocks By Cherie

Peacocks are India's national bird. Peacock tails are 5 feet long with brilliant colors and eye spots. Each peahen generally lays from three to five eggs.

The Octopus By David

They lay 1100 eggs. They don't have a color of their own. They have 450 suction cups.

Adelie Penguins By Ginger

Did you know that Adelie penguins got there pouches from kangaroos? Mommy and Daddy Adelie penguins take turns warming the mother’s egg. Adelie penguins were named by French explorer Dumont D'urville. He named them after his wife whose name was Adelie.

The Gila Monster By Henry D.

If they have to they can stop eating for a month and even a

year. They live in dry arid regions such as the Mohave.

Giant Squid By Henry J. C.

Squids have eyes the size of a human head and each eye can move separately. Giant squids weigh 1,980 pounds.They are 66 feet. Squids can taste something by touching it.

The Snowy Owl By Izzy

When snowy owls come to our area, they live by airports. The open spaces remind them of home in the tundra. One snowy owl eats more then 1500 lemmings each year and swallows them whole. In the u.s.a. people think owls are wise, in other countries people think owls mean bad luck stealing souls.

The Spotted Salamander by Jane

If I lose my tail it grows back. I'm black and yellow. I eat little bugs and my belly is gray and pink .

The Tarantula by Julia

A tarantula's bite is not harmful to people. Tarantulas can regrow lost legs. After a large meal a tarantula may not need to eat for a month.

The Crocodile by Ken

Crocodiles lived before dinosaurs. Crocodiles have the biggest brain of all reptiles. Crocodiles can live to be 100 years old. Crocodiles have the strongest jaw of all animals.

Pileated Wood Peckers By Laura

Baby pileated wood peckers can fly when they are one month old. Pileated wood peckers love to eat carpenter ants. There are 200 kinds of pileated wood peckers in the world.

American Bullfrog By Nealon

A bullfrog can jump as high as six feet! The scientific name of a bullfrog is rana catesbieana. Bullfrogs are usually shades of green and brown blotches and a light colored underside.

The Clown Fish By Oren

It lays 100 to 1000 eggs. It has a nest. If an enemy sucks it in the clown fish will be ok.

The Bald Eagle By Prithwija

A Bald Eagle has 8 feet wing span. A Bald Eagle can see 10,000 miles away. Bald Eagles use their wings to swim back to shore while holding fish in their talons.

The Scorpion By Rocco

I glow in the dark. I can breath under water and on land. I lived before the age of the dinosaurs.

The Wood Frog By Sarah

A female wood frog lays up to 3000 eggs at a time. In the winter the water in their bodies turns to ice crystals. The wood frog is the only frog found in the north of the arctic circle.

Flamingos by Sophie

Baby flamingos are white when they are born. Flamingos eat upside down.