Animal Facts:

(a) sharper:
- Eagles and Hawks have sharper eyesight than humans.
- Cats have sharper claws than humans.

(b) Smell:
- Dogs have a better sense of smell than humans.
- Sharks can smell a drop of blood from a mile away.

(c) Silkworm:
- Silkworms are the larvae of silk moths.
- They produce silk for their cocoon which is used to make silk fabric.

(d) Urine:
- Elephants have the largest bladder of any animal.
- Male lions use urine to mark their territory.

(e) Neck:
- Giraffes have the longest neck of any land animal.
- They have seven vertebrae in their neck, just like humans.

(f) Animals:
- There are over 1 million known species of animals.
- The blue whale is the largest animal in the world.

(g) Colors:
- Butterflies have the widest range of colors of any animal.
- Some animals, like pandas, are black and white.

(h) Black and white:
- Zebras have black and white stripes to confuse predators.
- Skunks are black and white and use their scent to defend themselves.

(i) Ears:
- Bats use their ears to navigate and hunt at night.
- Some animals, like elephants, have ears that are bigger than their body.

(j) Sharper:
- Snakes have sharper teeth than humans.
- Sharks have sharper teeth than snakes.

(k) animals:
- Some animals, like camels, can go for weeks without drinking water.
- Sloths are the slowest animals in the world.

(l) Language:
- Some animals, like apes, can learn sign language.
- Dolphins use clicks and whistles to communicate with each other.

(m) Tiger:
- Tigers are the largest cat species in the world.
- They are endangered due to habitat loss and poaching.

(n) Endangered:
- Many animals, like pandas and elephants, are endangered due to human activity.
- Conservation efforts are being made to protect these animals.

(o) Poachers:
- Poachers hunt animals illegally for their fur, ivory, or other body parts.
- This is a major threat to many endangered species.

(p) Body parts:
- Some animals, like chameleons, can move their eyes independently.
- Platypuses have a bill that can detect electric fields.

(q) four:
- Most mammals have four legs.
- Some animals, like snakes, have no legs.

(r) 8:
- Octopuses have eight arms.
- Spiders have eight legs.

(s) 17 to 18:
- Kangaroos have 17 to 18 times more power in their legs than humans.
- They can jump up to 30 feet in a single leap.

(t) Leaves:
- Koalas only eat eucalyptus leaves.
- They have a specialized digestive system to break down the tough leaves.

(u) 40:
- Hummingbirds can beat their wings up to 40 times per second.
- They are the only birds that can fly backward.

(v) 8:
- Cats have eight whiskers on each side of their face.
- Whiskers help them navigate and sense their surroundings.

(w) Whiskers:
- Some animals, like rats, use their whiskers to sense vibrations in the air.
- Whiskers are also used for balance and navigation.

(x) 3:
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Q.2. Choose the correct answer to fill in the blanks.
(a) sharper
(b) Smell
(c) Silkworm
(d) Urine
(e) Neck
(f) Animals
(g) Colors
(h) Black and white
(i) Ears
(j) Sharper
(k) animals
(l) Language
(m) Tiger
(n) Endangered
(o) Poachers
(p) Body parts
(q) four
(r) 8
(s) 17 to 18
(t) Leaves
(u) 40
(v) 8
(w) Whiskers
(x) 3
(y) Endangered
(z) Scent