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    Animal Riddles

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    A lion catches a mouse but spares her life when she promises to help him someday. Later, hunters capture the lion in a net. The mouse happens upon the lion and gnaws through the ropes with her teeth, freeing the lion. The lion thanks the mouse for proving that even the smallest creature can help the mightiest.

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    Animal Riddles

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    A lion catches a mouse but spares her life when she promises to help him someday. Later, hunters capture the lion in a net. The mouse happens upon the lion and gnaws through the ropes with her teeth, freeing the lion. The lion thanks the mouse for proving that even the smallest creature can help the mightiest.

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    A lion catches a mouse but spares her life when she promises to help him someday. Later, hunters capture the lion in a net. The mouse happens upon the lion and gnaws through the ropes with her teeth, freeing the lion. The lion thanks the mouse for proving that even the smallest creature can help the mightiest.

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    410 views4 pages

    Animal Riddles

    Uploaded by

    Jacqueline Vun
    A lion catches a mouse but spares her life when she promises to help him someday. Later, hunters capture the lion in a net. The mouse happens upon the lion and gnaws through the ropes with her teeth, freeing the lion. The lion thanks the mouse for proving that even the smallest creature can help the mightiest.

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    I live in the woods. I'm very big and furry.

    I have a big nose, a little tail and four legs. I like to eat fish and berries. I am a... I I I I I live in lakes and rivers. eat fish and birds. have four legs and a long tail. have lots of pretty teeth. am a...

    Bear

    Crocodile

    I have four legs. I'm very smart and I like to play. I like to smell things. I can wag my tail. I am a... I I I I I am small and shy. have eight legs. eat bugs. catch them in my web. am a...

    Dog

    Spider

    I have wings but I'm not a bird I am small and colorful. I live in gardens and fields and forests. I used to be a caterpillar. I am a... I'm a soft and furry pet. I have four legs and a long tail. I have sharp teeth and claws. I like to chase mice. I am a... I live in a house called a coop. I have two legs, two wings and a tail. I eat worms and bugs and grain. I lay eggs. I am a...

    Butterfly

    Cat

    Chicken

    I'm very, very big. I like to eat peanuts and hay. I have four legs and two big ears. My long nose is called a trunk. I am an... My skin is green and slippery. I have four legs and webbed feet. I eat bugs and little fish. I can swim under water and hop on land. I am a... I I I I I live in a bowl. can swim. have a tail. also have fins and big eyes. am a...

    Elephant

    Frog

    Goldfish

    I live in the ocean. I like to eat crabs. I can change colors. My eight legs are called tentacles. I am an... I have a tail. I can fly. I'm covered in colorful feathers. I can whistle and I can talk. I am a... I have a little tail. My nose is called a snout. I live on a farm. I can say, "Oink-oink" I am a... I I I I I have four legs and a tail. have no teeth. can swim and dive underwater. carry my house around with me. am a...

    Octopus

    Parrot

    Pig

    Turtle

    I have 4 legs and I am green and I can jump. I have good camouflage. I live in ponds and lakes. Who am I? ____________________ By Victoria

    I am a bug that has four big wings. I eat nectar. I can be colorful. Many people. Who am I? __________________________ By Matthew I eat bugs. I peck wood. I am a bird. I fly in swoops. I can climb trees. My nest is a hole in a tree. Who am I?_____________________ By Andrew I have two long ears. I am small. I am soft. I am cute and furry. People think I eat carrots, but I really eat plants. Who am I? _________________ By Samantha I have spots. I am brown. I have 4 legs. I have 2 eyes. I have 2 ears. I eat grass. I drink water, and I have antlers. Who am I? _________________ By Ashley & Matthew I am an animal that can fly. I have a sharp beak and claws and I eat meat. I have feathers and I see very well. Who am I? _________________ By Arun I am furry and I can climb up trees. I have a long bushy tail. I can jump. I collect nuts. Who am I? _________________ By Rodney & Chris I am a small. I live in a hole. I am gray. I have a long tail. I eat seeds. I squeak. Who am I? ________________ By Steven I can fly and I have webbed feet. I am a large bird and I eat grass. I hiss and honk! Who am I? _______________ By Anthony & John butterfly deer frog goose hawk mouse rabbit squirrel woodpecker

    DLTK's Educational Activities: Fables The Lion and the Mouse A lion lay asleep in the forest, his great head resting on his paws. A timid little mouse came upon him unexpectedly, and in her fright and haste to get away, ran across the lion's nose. Woken from his nap, the lion laid his huge paw angrily on the tiny creature to kill her. "Spare me!" begged the poor mouse. "Please let me go and some day I will surely repay you." The lion was so amused at the idea of the little mouse being able to help the King of Beasts, that he lifted up his paw and let her go. Some weeks later, the lion was caught in a net. Thehunters, who desired to carry the lion alive to their King, tied him to atree while they went in search of a wagon to carry him. Justthen the little mouse happened to pass by, and seeing the lion's sadplight, went up to him and soon gnawed awaythe ropes of the net, freeing the lion. "You have helped me and now I have returned the favor. Was I not right - even a mouse can help a lion!"said the little mouse. Don't forget: even the smallest friend is worthwhile!

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