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SLAPTOOTH - a mammal from the order of insectivores, divided into two main types: the Cuban cracker and the Haitian. Relatively large, relative to other types of insectivores, the animal: its length is 32 centimeters, and the tail is, on average, 25 cm, the weight of the animal is about 1 kilogram, the physique is dense.

MANED WOLF... Lives in South America. The long legs of the wolf are the result of evolution in terms of adaptation to the habitat, they help the animal overcome obstacles in the form of tall grass growing on the plains.

AFRICAN CITY - the only representative of the same genus. These animals live in Africa in open areas with high grass cover from Senegal to Somalia, southern Namibia and in the eastern regions of South Africa. The size of the animal can visually increase quite strongly when, when excited, the civet raises its hair. And her fur is thick and long, especially on the back, closer to the tail. Paws, muzzle and tail end are absolutely black, most of the body is spotted.

MUSKRAT... The animal is quite famous due to its sonorous name. It's just a good photo.

PROEHIDNA... This natural wonder usually weighs up to 10 kg, although larger individuals have been noted. By the way, the length of the prochidna's body reaches 77 cm, and this is not counting their cute five to seven centimeter tail. Any description of this animal is based on comparison with the echidna: the legs of the prochidna are higher, the claws are more powerful. Another feature of the prochidna's appearance is the spurs on the hind legs of the males and the five-toed hind limbs and the three-toed front.

CAPIBARA... Semi-aquatic mammal, the largest of modern rodents. It is the only member of the capybara family (Hydrochoeridae). There is a dwarf variety Hydrochoerus isthmius, sometimes it is considered as a separate species (lesser capybara).

SEA CUCUMBER. Goloturia... Sea capsules, sea cucumbers (Holothuroidea), a class of invertebrates such as echinoderms. The species used for food are collectively called trepang.

PANGOLIN... This post simply could not do without it.

Hellish Vampire... Clam. Despite its obvious similarity with octopus and squid, scientists have singled out this mollusk into a separate order Vampyromorphida (lat.), Because only retractable sensitive whip-like filaments are inherent in it.

AARDVARK... In Africa, these mammals are called aardvark, which means "earth pig" in Russian. In fact, the aardvark looks very much like a pig in appearance, only with an elongated muzzle. The ears of this amazing animal are very similar in structure to a hare. There is also a muscular tail, which is very similar to the tail of an animal such as a kangaroo.

JAPANESE GOPOLIN SALAMANDRA... Today it is the largest amphibian, which can reach 160 cm in length, weigh up to 180 kg and can live up to 150 years, although the officially registered maximum age of a giant salamander is 55 years.

Bearded pig... In different sources, the species Bearded pig is subdivided into two or three subspecies. These are the curly bearded pig (Sus barbatus oi), which lives in the Malacca Peninsula and the island of Sumatra, the Bornean bearded pig (Sus barbatus barbatus) and the Palawan bearded pig, which, as the name suggests, live on the islands of Borneo and Palawan, as well as in Java. , Kalimantan and the small islands of the Indonesian archipelago in Southeast Asia.

SUMATRAN RHINOCOS... They belong to the equid-hoofed animals of the rhinoceros family. This type of rhinoceros is the smallest of the entire family. The body length of an adult Sumatran rhinoceros can reach 200 - 280 cm, and the height at the withers can range from 100 to 150 cm. Such rhinos can weigh up to 1000 kg.

SULAWAN BEAR CUSKUS... Arboreal marsupial living in the upper tier of lowland rainforests. The coat of bear couscous consists of a soft undercoat and coarse guard hairs. The color ranges from gray to brown, with a lighter colored belly and limbs, and varies depending on the geographic subspecies and age of the animal. The grasping, non-furred tail is about half the length of the animal and serves as a fifth limb, which facilitates progress in the dense rainforest. Bear couscous is the most primitive of all couscous, retaining primitive tooth growth and skull structure.

GALAGO... Its large fluffy tail is clearly comparable to that of a squirrel. A charming little face and graceful movements, flexibility and ingenuity, vividly reflect his feline trait. Amazing jumping ability, agility, strength and incredible agility of this animal clearly show its nature as a funny cat and elusive squirrel. Of course, there would be where to use their talents, because a cramped cage is very poorly suited for this. But, if you give this little animal a little freedom and sometimes allow him to walk around the apartment, then all his quirks and talents will come true. Many even compare it to a kangaroo.

WOMBAT... Without a photo of a wombat, you can't talk about strange and rare animals at all.

AMAZON DOLPHIN... It is the largest river dolphin. Inia geoffrensis, as scientists call it, reaches 2.5 meters in length and a mass of 2 centners. Light gray juveniles brighten with age. The body of the Amazonian dolphin is full, with a thin tail and a narrow muzzle. A round forehead, a slightly curved beak and small eyes are the features of this dolphin species. The Amazonian dolphin is found in the rivers and lakes of Latin America.

FISH-LUNA or MOLA-MOLA... This fish can be more than three meters long and weigh about one and a half tons. The largest specimen of moonfish was caught in New Hampshire, USA. Its length was five and a half meters, there are no data on weight. In shape, the body of the fish resembles a disk, it was this feature that gave rise to the Latin name. In the moon fish, the skin is very thick. It is elastic, and its surface is covered with small bony protrusions. Larvae of this species and juveniles swim in the usual way. Adult large fish swim on their sides, quietly moving their fins. They seem to lie on the surface of the water, where they are very easy to spot and catch. However, many experts believe that only sick fish swim in this way. As an argument, they cite the fact that the stomach of fish caught on the surface is usually empty.

TASMANIAN DEVIL... Being the largest of the modern predatory marsupials, this animal is black in color with white spots on the chest and rump, with a huge mouth and sharp teeth, it has a dense physique and a stern disposition, for which, in fact, it was called the devil. Emitting ominous screams at night, the massive and clumsy Tasmanian devil outwardly resembles a small bear: the front legs are slightly longer than the hind legs, a large head, and a dull muzzle.

LORI... A characteristic feature of lorises is their large eyes, which can be bordered by dark circles, there is a white dividing line between the eyes. Lori's muzzle can be compared to a clown mask. This, most likely, explains the name of the animal: Loeris means "clown" in translation.

GAVIAL... Of course, one of the representatives of the crocodile squad. With age, the muzzle of the gavial becomes even narrower and longer. Due to the fact that gavial feeds on fish, its teeth are long and sharp, located with a slight slope for ease of eating.

OKAPI. FOREST GIRAFFE... Traveling through Central Africa, African journalist and explorer Henry Morton Stanley (1841-1904) came across the local aborigines more than once. Once meeting an expedition equipped with horses, the natives of the Congo told the famous traveler that they have wild animals in the jungle, very similar to his horses. The Englishman who had seen a lot was somewhat puzzled by this fact. After some negotiations in 1900, the British were finally able to acquire parts of the hide of the mysterious animal from the local population and send them to the Royal Zoological Society in London, where the unknown animal was given the name "Johnston's Horse" (Equus johnstoni), that is, identified it to the horse family ... But what was their surprise when a year later they managed to get a whole skin and two skulls of an unknown animal, and find that It looks more like a pygmy giraffe from the Ice Age. It was only in 1909 that a live specimen of Okapi was caught.

WALABI. WOODEN KANGAROOS... The genus Woody kangaroos - wallaby (Dendrolagus) include 6 species. Of these, D. Inustus or bear wallaby, D. Matschiei or Matchish wallaby, subspecies D. Goodfellowi (Goodfellowi wallaby), D. Dorianus, Doria wallaby, live in New Guinea. In Australian Queensland, there are D. Lumholtzi - Lumholtz wallabies (Bungari), D. Bennettianus - Bennett wallaby, or tharibina. Their original habitat was New Guinea, but now wallabies are found in Australia. Arboreal kangaroos live in the rainforests of mountainous regions, at an altitude of 450 to 3000m. above sea level. The body size of the animal is 52-81 cm, the tail is 42 to 93 cm long. Wallaby weigh, depending on the species, from 7.7 to 10 kg for males and from 6.7 to 8.9 kg. females.

WOLVERINE... Moves quickly and dexterously. The animal has an elongated muzzle, a large head, with rounded ears. The jaws are powerful, the teeth are sharp. The wolverine is a "big-legged" animal, the feet are disproportionate to the body, but their size allows them to move freely over the deep snow cover. Each paw has huge and curved claws. The wolverine is excellent at climbing trees, has keen eyesight. The voice is like a fox.

FOSSA... On the island of Madagascar, animals have survived that are not present not only in Africa itself, but in the rest of the world. One of the rarest animals is the Fossa, the only member of the genus Cryptoprocta and the largest carnivorous mammal that lives on the island of Madagascar. The appearance of the fossa is a bit unusual: it is a cross between a civet and a small cougar. Sometimes fossa is also called the Madagascar lion, since the ancestors of this animal were much larger and reached the size of a lion. Fossa has a squat, massive and slightly elongated body, the length of which can reach 80 cm (on average, it is 65-70 cm). The fossa's legs are long, but rather thick, with the hind legs higher than the front ones. The tail is often equal to the length of the body and reaches 65 cm.

MANUL approves of this post and is only present here because he has to be present. Everyone knows him.

FENEK. STEPPE FOX... Supports the manulu and is present here insofar as. After all, everyone saw him.

NAKED DIGGER puts Pallas' and Fenech's plus signs in karma and invites them to organize a club of the most fearful animals in Runet.

PALM THIEF... Representative of decapod crustaceans. The habitat is the western part of the Pacific Ocean and the tropical islands of the Indian Ocean. This animal from the land crayfish family is large enough for its species. The body of an adult individual reaches a size of up to 32 cm and a weight of up to 3-4 kg. For a long time, it was mistakenly believed that with his claws he can even crack coconuts, which he then eats. To date, scientists have proven that cancer can only feed on chopped coconuts. They, being its main source of food, gave the name to the palm thief. Although he is not averse to feasting on other types of food - the fruits of Pandanus plants, organic matter from the soil, and even those of his own kind.

The name of this fish in Latin sounds too boring, therefore it is easier to call it FISH WITH A TRANSPARENT HEAD... She has a transparent head through which she can see with her tubular eyes. The head through which the fish follows the prey helps to protect the eyes. First opened in 1939. It lives at a much greater depth, therefore it has not been fully studied. In particular, the principle of fish vision was not entirely clear. It was believed that she must experience very great difficulties due to the fact that she can look exclusively upward. Only in 2009 was the structure of the eye of this fish fully studied. Apparently, when trying to study it earlier, the fish simply could not tolerate pressure changes.

ECHIDNA... well that's all.

LITTLE RED PANDA... Today, the red panda in its natural habitat can only be found in the mountainous bamboo forests of the Chinese provinces of Yunnan and Sichuan, in northern Burma, in Bhutan, Nepal and in northeastern India.

SIFAKA... Monkey of the Indriy family. A relatively new genus of primates, discovered only in 2004. Silky sifaki live in the eastern part of the island of Madagascar. The area is approximately 2.2 thousand square meters. km. The territory of distribution is limited in the north of the skeleton by the Marojejy Massif region, and in the south it reaches Anjanahari. Adults have a body length with a head from 45 to 55 cm, a tail 45-51 cm long. Weight 5-6.5 kg.

SLOTH... A very interesting species of mammals with a number of distinctive features that make it unlike any other existing species. It lives mainly in Central and South America.

PLATYPUS... The principle is known to everyone. But this photo deserved attention ...

ANT-EATER... Also will not surprise anyone. But the frame is great ...

TARSIER... A small mammal from the order of primates, a very specific appearance of which created a somewhat ominous halo around this small animal weighing up to one hundred and sixty grams. Thus, the indigenous population of Indonesia and the Philippine Islands associated the ridiculous appearance of the tarsier with the tricks of evil spirits. However, many of our contemporaries, who for the first time see a tarsier in its native habitat, remain amazed at its non-standard appearance.

MARGAY... From the "relatives" of these wild cats are distinguished by the size and proportions of the body, as well as the way of life. So, for example, the margai is very similar to its closest relative - the ocelot, which, moreover, is quite often found in the same place where the margai lives. It is not difficult to distinguish between these cats - the ocelot is much larger, since it prefers to hunt on the ground, and the margai has longer legs and a tail, due to life mainly on trees.

OILY JUMPER... It is found in intertidal areas and in areas such as tropical swamps that form where mangrove grows. Especially muddy jumpers like to settle in places where fresh water meets sea water. And although scientifically they are fish, many perceive them as amphibians. Well, in a sense, it is.

Herbivorous dracula... Bats ("Sphaeronycteris toxophyllum" lat.) This species lives in the north of South America (Amazon basin and mountains). These bats, oddly enough, are herbivores.

BELT... The habitat of the girdle tails extends to the rocky regions of Africa with an arid climate, mainly on the southern side of the Sahara Desert. In addition, girdle tails live in a certain amount on the island of Madagascar. There are more than forty species of tails in the world. The sizes of the girdle tails are quite different and range from 12 to 70 centimeters in length. The entire body of the girdle-tail is covered with rectangular plates - scales that cover the bony base of the reptile.

In my opinion, a modest fellow.

Lilac frog... Some animals have been able to adapt to seemingly challenging data, and have even learned to benefit from the changing seasons. Here is the indigenous inhabitant of India, the purple frog (Nasikabatrachus sahyadrensis), which, as a species, was discovered quite recently - in 2003, uses the monsoon time with benefit - to continue its kind.

ISOPOD... Giant woodlice isopods, approximately 30 cm long, live at sea depths of about 1.6 km.

SUNNY BEAR... The Malay bear biruang, or, as it is also called due to its characteristic color, sun or honey bear, lives in India, Myanmar, as well as on the islands of Borneo, Java and Sumatra. It is of great interest to both zoologists and wildlife lovers, since this species is one of the smallest, most aggressive and smallest representatives of the entire bear family. By the way, just the threatening small number of this genus became the reason for the inclusion of biruangs in the Red Book.
An adult sun bear has a very tough temperament. However, quite a lot of interest in his person is caused not at all by his place of residence, and not by his character, but by his stunning appearance, which immediately catches the eye from any photograph.

TIBETAN FOX... Found in Tibet in northwestern India and northern Nepal at high altitudes.

JELLYFISH... Just a giant jellyfish.

GOLDEN TIGER... This is what tigers with a similar color are called. The reason for the unusual color is that one of the genes "did not work". Consider like an albino ...

AI-AI. HANDLE... Handle of Madagascar or ay-ay, a mammal of the suborder of semi-monkeys; the only representative of the aye family. Body length 40 cm, tail 60 cm. The head is large, the muzzle is short; ears are large, leathery. The tail is fluffy. Coat color from dark brown to black.

GUIDAK... A large gastropod mollusk weighing up to one and a half kilograms. Found off the west coast of the United States. From under the thin fragile shell of the guidak (approx. 20 cm in length) protrudes a "leg" that is three times the size of the shell. The English name for this mollusk (geoduck, gweduck) appeared at the end of the 19th century, it is derived from the name of these mollusks in the language of the Nisquale Indians (therefore it is pronounced "guidak") and means "digging deep" - these mollusks are really buried quite deep in the sand.

TUMBLE WOLF... It is an extinct marsupial mammal and the only member of the thylacin family. This animal is also known as the "marsupial tiger" and "Tasmanian wolf". In the early Holocene and late Pleistocene, the marsupial wolf was found on the Australian mainland and the island of New Guinea. About 3000 years ago, aboriginal settlers brought a wild dog dingo to the island, as a result of which the marsupial wolf disappeared from this territory. In the XVIII-XIX centuries. Tasmania was considered the main habitat of the marsupial wolf, however, in the thirties of the 19th century, a mass extermination of the animal began, which was mistakenly considered to be a destroyer of domestic sheep. In addition, thylacin was credited with hunting domestic birds and exterminating game caught in traps. Most of these legends turned out to be untrue.

ZVEZDONOS... Insectivorous mammal of the mole family. Outwardly, the star-nose differs from the rest of the family and from other small animals only in its characteristic structure of the stigma in the form of a rosette or a star of 22 soft fleshy mobile naked rays. In size, spatulate forelimbs, thick velvety fur (black or dark brown), it is similar to the European mole.

Svetlana Chantseva

Didactic game« Wonder beast»

Description: I bring to your attention didactic game« Wonder beast» designed for preschool children. A game can be carried out during the lesson or in joint activities with the educator, used both for individual work with the child and for group work.

purpose: Formation in children of the ability to distinguish and name animals, their body parts. Activating vocabulary on a topic "Animals".

Preliminary work:

Executing a drawing « Wonder beast» (A-3 format).

Selection of riddles about animals;

Making cards with images of animals.

Game progress: The teacher informs the children that the evil wizard has bewitched 10 animals, turning them into wonder beast... To save the animals, children must complete the wizard's task.

Job options

Task number 1 "Remember and name"

Equipment:

Drawing « Wonder beast» (Appendix # 1);

Animal sheet (Appendix # 2).

Game progress: The teacher shows children a drawing with miracle-the animal for 1-2 minutes, after which it turns over the back side and distributes sheets with the image of animals. The child must find as many animals as possible, parts of which he saw in the picture.

Task number 2 "Guess!"

Equipment:

Drawing « Wonder beast» (Appendix # 1);

Cards with riddles about animals (Appendix # 3);

Game progress: The teacher reads riddles about animals to children. The child who gave the correct answer shows the animal in the picture, names the part of the body that is depicted (if possible).

APPENDIX # 1

APPENDIX # 2

APPENDIX No. 3

I have a big mane

Ears and hooves.

I will pump that playfully

Who is not afraid.

(Horse)

I'm very funny

I ride and run

And in a color film

I am always black and white.

(Zebra)

All my life I have worn two humps,

I have two stomachs!

But every hump is not a hump, a barn!

Food in them - for seven days!

(Camel)

There is a lot of strength in him,

He is almost as tall as a house.

He has a huge nose

As if the nose had been growing for a thousand years.

(Elephant)

Lanky and all spotted,

He tears a leaf easily from the branches.

But with difficulty he gets it

The grass that grows below.

(Giraffe)

Like a royal crown

He wears his horns

Eats lichen, green moss,

Loves snowy meadows.

(Deer)

Less tiger, more cats,

Above the ears there are hand-horns.

Seemingly meek, but not believe:

This beast is terrible in anger!

(Lynx)

Gray, soft and fluffy

He always lives in the forest.

As if the whole sheet is shaking

Seeing a wolf or a fox.

(Hare)

We don't know how to speak

You'd better not ask for it

We love calmly in the water live:

Crucian carp, stellate sturgeon, ivasi.

(Fish)

Scarlet scallop,

A pockmarked caftan,

Double beard, important gait.

(Cock)

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I walked somehow, and the guys met. They saw my backpack bloated and asked:

- There are no mushrooms, the berries are not ripe, what did you gather? I squint mysteriously.

- The beast, - I answer, - I caught it. You have never seen such a thing! The guys look at each other, do not believe.

- We, - they say, - know all the animals in abundance.

- So guess! - I tease the guys.

- And we'll guess! Just tell me some sign, even the smallest one.

- You are welcome! - I say. - No pity. The beast's ear is ... bearish. Thinking. Which animal has a bear ear? The bear, of course. But I didn't put a bear in my backpack! The bear won't fit.

- And the eye of the beast is ... a raven one! - I suggest. - And the paws ... goose paws.

Then everyone laughed and shouted. They decided that I was playing them. And I still give in:

- You do not like the goose, put the cat's paws. And a fox tail!

Offended, turned away, silent.

- Well, how? - I ask. - Can you guess or tell?

- We give up! - the guys exhaled ... I slowly take off my backpack, untie the ties and shake out ... an armful of forest grass! And in the grass there is a raven's eye, and a bear's ear, crow's and cat's feet, and a fox's tail, and snapdragons. And other herbs: mousetail, frog, toad ...

I show each plant and tell them: this is from a cold, this is from a cough. This is from bruises and scratches. It is beautiful, it is poisonous, it is fragrant. This is from mosquitoes and midges. And this, so that the stomach does not hurt, and this, so that the head is fresh.

This is the "beast" in the backpack. Have you heard of this? this wonderful beast sprawled across the forest in his green skin, lurking: he listens with a bear's ear, looks with a raven's eye, wags a fox's tail, wiggles cat's paws. A mysterious beast lies and keeps mum. Waiting to be solved.

• ... Draw a "miracle beast" from a fairy tale.
• ... What other plants and flowers remind you of certain animals? Write stories about these plants. Draw a forest bouquet of these herbs and flowers.
• ... Write stories about how different animals became friends with different plants. What animals made friends with what plants and why?
• ... Is there one among the herbs and plants that most resembles a person?