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Unit 4. Wild animals.

Listening. Exercise 10.

Listen to the recording and do the following exercises.

A. Listen and put the pictures of the animals into correct order.

Anacondas are very big snakes.

They are 4 to 6 meters long.

They can be over 100 kilograms.

They are very dangerous because they are poisonous.

They are carnivores.

Two. Camels live in the desert.

They are very strong animals.

They can live without drinking water for days.

They are herbivores.

They eat grass.

They are about 450 kilograms.

They can live for 40 to 50 years.

Three.

Lions usually hunt at night.

They can kill and eat very big animals because they have sharp teeth.

They usually live in Africa and Asia.

A lion weighs around 200 kilograms.

Four.

Bears are mammals.

They live up to 30 years.

They have big paws and sharp claws.

They are very dangerous because they attack people.

They eat both meat and fruit.

A baby bear lives with its mother for 2 years.

Five.

Penguins are birds, but they can't fly.

They live up to 20 years.

They measure 1 meter and weigh 80 kilograms.

Their prey is fish.

They live in the South Pole.

They live both on land and in water.

Six.

Dolphins are friendly mammals.

They live in the sea.

They are social animals and they live in groups.

They eat small fish.

They are 3 meters long and weigh about 200 kilograms.