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MAMMAL PBL PROJECT

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1.MOUNTAIN LION

WHAT REGION OF NORTH IS THE MOUNTAIN LION FOUND?

• THE MOUTAIN LION IS FOUND IN EASTERN

NORTH AMERICA.

WHAT TYPEOF ENVIORMENT /CLIMATEIS IS THIS REGION?

• Our animal lives in a cold places like very

cold (snow but it doesn’t in Florida).

WHAT IS THE ANIMALS SHELTER?

• Our animal lives in a is in a cold den.

WHAT DOES THE ANIMAL LOOK LIKE?

WHAT DOES YOUR ANIMAL EAT AND HOW DOES IT EAT?

• Our animal finds its

food by hunting in tall grasses and has very silent footsteps.

DOES YOUR ANIMAL HAVE A BODY ADAPTATION? WHAT IS IT AND WHY DOES IT HAVE THIS ADAPTATION

• Our animal has an

adaptation and it is that they live in a place were lots of grass,trees,rocks,an d water.

DOES YOUR ANIMAL HAVE A BEHAVIOR ADAPTATION?

• Our animal has a

behavioral adaptation.

WHAT IS IT AND WHY DOES IT HAVE THIS ADAPTATION?

• Our animal have

this so it can be able to find and fight its prey if it has to.

2.PANTHER

WHAT REGION OF NORTH AMERICA IS YOUR ANIMAL FOUND?

• Panthers are found all over the world they

are not one specific species.

WHAT TYPE OF ENVIRONMENT/CLIMATE IS THIS REGION?

The panther lives in wet places including forests.

WHAT IS YOUR ANIMAL SHELTER?

• Our animal lives forests.

WHAT DOES THE ANIMAL LOOK LIKE?

WHAT DOES THE ANIMAL EAT AND HOW DOES IT GET ITS FOOD?

• Our animal gets it food by hunting

and sneaking up on its food.

• Our animal bites through the skin

and gets to the meat and eats it.

DOES YOUR ANIMAL HAVE A BODY ADAPTATION? WHAT IS IT AND WHY DOES IT HAVE THIS ADAPTATION?

• Our animal (the panther)does have

a body adaptation and they have it so they can sense when a predator is trying to get them.

DOES YOUR ANIMAL HAVE A BEHAVIOR ADAPTATION?

• our animal has an unique

behavioral problem than other big cats.

WHAT IS IT AND WHY DOES IT HAVE THIS ADAPTATION?

• Our animal adaptation is that it has

a sense of running away.

• Our animal has this so it won’t get

ate.

3.JAGUAR

WHAT REGION IS YOUR ANIMAL IN NORTH AMERICA?

• Our animal is found in the North America continents.

WHAT TYPE OF ENVIRONMENT DOES YOUR ANIMAL LIVE IN?

• Our animal live in rain forests.

WHAT IS THE ANIMALS SHELTER?

WHAT DOES THE ANIMAL LOOK LIKE?

WHAT DOES YOUR ANIMAL EAT AND HOW DOES IT GET ITS FOOD?

• Our animal eats large rodents , Sloth ,Deer ,Caymans ,Tapirs ,fish ,Peccaries

,Wild Pigs ,and Capris.

• They also like to eat Sheep, Armadillos, Turtles, Crocodiles, and Cattle.
• They find there food by hunting swiftly and silently.

DOES YOUR ANIMAL HAVE A BODY ADAPTATION? WHAT IS IT AND WHY DO THEY HAVE THIS ADAPTATION?

• Our animal does have a body and it is their jaws.
• Our animal has this so they can eat threw their prey skull and their cannies.

DOES YOUR ANIMAL HAVE AN BEHAVIOR ADAPTATION?

• Our animal does have a behavioral adaptation.

WHAT IS IT AND WHY DOES IT HAVE THIS ADAPTATION?

• Our animal adaptation is swimming.
• Our animal has this so they can swim fast from their predator.

4.BEARS

WHAT REGION IN NORTH AMERICA IS YOUR ANIMAL FOUND IN?

• Habitat & Range. Grizzly bears are found many different habitats, from

dense forests to subalpine meadows, open plains and arctic tundra. In North America, grizzly bears are found in western Canada, Alaska, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho and a potentially a small population in Washington.

WHAT TYPE OF ENVIRONMENT IS THIS REGION?

• Grizzly bears are found many different habitats, from dense forests to

subalpine meadows, open plains and arctic tundra. In North America, grizzly bears are found in western Canada, Alaska, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho and a potentially a small population in Washington.

WHAT IS THE ANIMALS SHELTER?

• Habitat & Range. Grizzly bears are found many different habitats, from

dense forests to subalpine meadows, open plains and arctic tundra. In North America, grizzly bears are found in western Canada, Alaska, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho and a potentially a small population in Washington.

WHAT DOES THE ANIMAL LOOK LIKE?

WHAT DOES THE ANIMAL EAT AND HOW DOES IT GET ITS FOOD?

• Diet: Grizzly bears are omnivores. The most commonly eaten plants are the

fleshy roots of some plants, fruits, berries, grasses, and forbs. If grizzly bears are

• n the hunt, their prey can include fish (especially salmon), rodents like

ground squirrels, carrion and hoofed animals like moose, elk, caribou, and deer.

• They get there food by going to the pond and get a lot of fish.

DOES YOUR ANIMAL HAVE A BODY ADAPTATION ? WHAT IS IT AND WHY DOES IT HAVE THIS ADAPTATION?

• Using their long, sharp claws and powerful digging strength, they dig dens for

themselves where they nest through the winter. In their dens, grizzly bears enter their hibernation state, during which their body temperature and heart rate drop.

• Also known as brown bears for their signature coloring, grizzly bears live in

harsh, cold environments like Alaska, Siberia and the Rocky Mountains. They're only able to survive in these areas because of their physical and behavioral adaptations, which allow them to hunt for food, shelter themselves for the winter and reproduce in a way that helps to ensure the survival of their cubs.

DOES YOUR ANIMAL HAVE A BEHAVIOR ADAPTATION?

• Hibernation
• Because grizzlies live in environments that are cold during winter, they are

adapted to hibernate. As winter approaches and their food supplies start to dwindle, grizzly bears forage and hunt more often so that they can build up body fat. Using their long, sharp claws and powerful digging strength, they dig dens for themselves where they nest through the winter. In their dens, grizzly bears enter their hibernation state, during which their body temperature and heart rate drop. During this period, they do not need food

• r water, nor do they need to relieve themselves -- they simply sleep.

WHAT IS IT AND WHY DO THEY HAVE THIS ADAPTATION?

• Using their long, sharp claws and powerful digging strength, they dig dens for

themselves where they nest through the winter. In their dens, grizzly bears enter their hibernation state, during which their body temperature and heart rate drop.

• They have this so they can rip threw their prey so that they will not get eaten
• r get scratched up in the wild.

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