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ICSE · Class 2 · Science
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What are wild animals?
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Wild animals are animals that live in forests or jungles and not with humans. Examples: tiger, lion, elephant, and monkey.
Name 5 wild animals.
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Tiger, lion, elephant, zebra, and giraffe. These animals live in the jungle and are not kept as pets.
Where do wild animals live?
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Wild animals live in forests, on trees, in water, or in caves. Some dig burrows or build nests.
Which wild animals live on trees?
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Monkeys and squirrels live on trees. Birds also make nests on trees to live in.
How do rabbits make their home?
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Rabbits dig holes in the ground called burrows. They live inside these safe holes to protect themselves.
Do all wild animals build homes?
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No. Some animals like elephants and wolves do not build homes. They keep moving in the jungle.
What is a burrow?
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A burrow is a hole that some animals dig in the ground to live in. Rabbits and snakes use burrows.
Where do lions and tigers live?
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Lions and tigers live in caves or dens in the forest. They find these shelters, they do not build them.
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