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Watching Wildlife with Kids

 
 

Viewing wildlife in its natural habitat is a great way to nurture a child's love for nature and create a knowledge of wild animals that goes beyond videos, books and trips to the zoo. While taking children to attractions such as Kilimanjaro Safari - a 20-minute 'ride' at Disney's Animal Kingdom in Florida complete with real gazelles, white rhino, crocodiles and hippos – is a start, their image is likely to be incomplete. Yet you need not travel halfway round the world to watch animals roam, observing wildlife in nearby park can be just as rewarding. What's more, a wildlife watching experience need not break the bank.

Watching Wildlife with Kids Photo Gallery
Watching Wildlife with Kids Photo Gallery
Watching Wildlife with Kids Photo Gallery
Watching Wildlife with Kids Photo Gallery
 
Wildlife Crossword Puzzle

How many animals can you identify? Use the clues to complete the crossword puzzle.



Across

Down

3. Largest fish

1. Largest land mammal

5. Fastest bird

2. Largest marine mammal

8. Tallest animal

4. Largest reptile

9. Fastest land mammal

6. Fastest fish

10. Largest bird

7. Largest turtle

11. Slowest fish

12. Smallest mammal

Solution

 

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