VIDEO: AMAZING ANIMALS (BS 5 UNIT 6)

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This is the Museum of Natural History in Oxford.
You can see lots of different animals here.
There are fish, birds, reptiles, amphibians and mammals too.This is an anteater. Anteaters are mammals.
It’s got a long nose and a very long tongue for eating insects, but it hasn’t got any teeth!
This is a kangaroo. It’s a mammal too and it lives in Australia. Kangaroos eat grass and leaves.
This is an echidna. It lives in Australia too. It’s a mammal, but it lays eggs!
This is a mammal too. It’s a Chinese pangolin. It’s got a shell.
This is an unusual fish. It’s called a balloon fish. It’s got spikes all over its body. The spikes protect it.
This is a flying fish. It uses its fins as wings. It can fly for nearly one minute!
Which animals would you like to see?

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1  This is the Museum of Natural History ... 

• in London
• in Oxford
• in Cambridge

2  Anteaters are ... 

• birds
• fish
• mammals.

3  An anteater's got ...

• no teeth
• lots of teeth
• spikes

4  Kangaroos eat ... 

• insects
• eggs
• grass and leaves

5  A balloon fish has got ... 

• fins as wings 
• spikes to protect it
• a long tongue for eating insects

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