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Wild animal start learning		an animal that lives in nature and is not domesticated
Predator start learning		an animal that hunts other animals for food
Prey start learning		an animal hunted and eaten by another animal
Mammal start learning		an animal that gives birth to live young and feeds them milk
Reptile start learning		a cold-blooded animal such as a snake or lizard
Amphibian start learning		an animal that can live both on land and in water, such as a frog
Bird of prey start learning		a bird that hunts smaller animals, such as an eagle
Herbivore start learning		an animal that eats plants
Carnivore start learning		an animal that eats meat
Omnivore start learning		an animal that eats both plants and animals
Habitat start learning		the natural environment where an animal lives
Jungle start learning		a tropical forest with dense vegetation
Rainforest start learning		a thick forest in a hot area with a lot of rain
Savanna start learning		a large grassland in a tropical region
Desert start learning		a very dry area with little rain and few plants
Wetland start learning		an area of land covered with water, such as a swamp or marsh
Forest start learning		a large area covered mainly with trees
Mountain range start learning		a line or group of mountains
Den start learning		the home of a wild animal such as a wolf or bear
Burrow start learning		a hole or tunnel dug by an animal
Hunt start learning		to chase and kill animals for food
Stalk start learning		to follow prey quietly and carefully
Pounce start learning		to jump suddenly on prey
Roam start learning		to move around over a large area
Migrate start learning		to travel regularly from one region to another
Hibernate start learning		to sleep through the winter
Breed start learning		to produce young animals
Adapt start learning		to change in order to survive in a particular environment
Survive start learning		to continue living despite difficulty or danger
Camouflage start learning		to hide by blending in with the surroundings
Endangered species start learning		a type of animal at serious risk of extinction
Extinct start learning		no longer existing
Conservation start learning		the protection of animals, plants, and natural habitats
Poaching start learning		illegal hunting of animals
Wildlife reserve start learning		a protected area for wild animals
Food chain start learning		the natural system in which animals eat other animals or plants
Ecosystem start learning		a community of living things and their environment
Biodiversity start learning		the variety of plant and animal life in an area
Natural selection start learning		the process by which stronger adaptations help survival
Extinction start learning		the complete disappearance of a species
Fierce start learning		aggressive and powerful
Venomous start learning		producing poison that can be injected by biting or stinging
Aggressive start learning		ready to attack
Nocturnal start learning		active at night
Solitary start learning		living alone rather than in groups
Territorial start learning		defending a particular area
Elusive start learning		difficult to find or catch
Majestic start learning		very impressive and beautiful
Rare start learning		not common and not often seen
Dangerous start learning		likely to cause harm
Claws start learning		sharp curved nails of an animal
Fangs start learning		long sharp teeth
Hooves start learning		the hard feet of animals such as deer or horses
Paws start learning		the feet of animals like cats, dogs, or bears
Beak start learning		the hard pointed mouth of a bird
Fur start learning		the thick hair covering an animal’s body
Feathers start learning		the soft light parts covering a bird’s body
Scales start learning		the small hard plates covering reptiles or fish
Tail start learning		the long part at the back of an animal’s body
Wings start learning		the body parts used for flying
Pack start learning		a group of wild animals such as wolves
Herd start learning		a large group of animals that live or move together
Flock start learning		a group of birds or sheep
Swarm start learning		a large moving group of insects
Pride start learning		a group of lions
Nest start learning		a structure made by birds or other animals to hold eggs
Cub start learning		a young bear, lion, or other similar animal
Calf start learning		a young elephant, whale, or some other large animals
Pup start learning		a young wolf, fox, or seal
Offspring start learning		the young of an animal
Wild animal start learning		an animal that lives in nature and is not domesticated
Predator start learning		an animal that hunts other animals for food
Prey start learning		an animal hunted and eaten by another animal
Mammal start learning		an animal that gives birth to live young and feeds them milk
Reptile start learning		a cold-blooded animal such as a snake or lizard
Amphibian start learning		an animal that can live both on land and in water, such as a frog
Bird of prey start learning		a bird that hunts smaller animals, such as an eagle
Herbivore start learning		an animal that eats plants
Carnivore start learning		an animal that eats meat
Omnivore start learning		an animal that eats both plants and animals
Habitat start learning		the natural environment where an animal lives
Jungle start learning		a tropical forest with dense vegetation
Rainforest start learning		a thick forest in a hot area with a lot of rain
Savanna start learning		a large grassland in a tropical region
Desert start learning		a very dry area with little rain and few plants
Wetland start learning		an area of land covered with water, such as a swamp or marsh
Forest start learning		a large area covered mainly with trees
Mountain range start learning		a line or group of mountains
Den start learning		the home of a wild animal such as a wolf or bear
Burrow start learning		a hole or tunnel dug by an animal
Hunt start learning		to chase and kill animals for food
Stalk start learning		to follow prey quietly and carefully
Pounce start learning		to jump suddenly on prey
Roam start learning		to move around over a large area
Migrate start learning		to travel regularly from one region to another
Hibernate start learning		to sleep through the winter
Breed start learning		to produce young animals
Adapt start learning		to change in order to survive in a particular environment
Survive start learning		to continue living despite difficulty or danger
Camouflage start learning		to hide by blending in with the surroundings
Endangered species start learning		a type of animal at serious risk of extinction
Extinct start learning		no longer existing
Conservation start learning		the protection of animals, plants, and natural habitats
Poaching start learning		illegal hunting of animals
Wildlife reserve start learning		a protected area for wild animals
Food chain start learning		the natural system in which animals eat other animals or plants
Ecosystem start learning		a community of living things and their environment
Biodiversity start learning		the variety of plant and animal life in an area
Natural selection start learning		the process by which stronger adaptations help survival
Extinction start learning		the complete disappearance of a species
Fierce start learning		aggressive and powerful
Venomous start learning		producing poison that can be injected by biting or stinging
Aggressive start learning		ready to attack
Nocturnal start learning		active at night
Solitary start learning		living alone rather than in groups
Territorial start learning		defending a particular area
Elusive start learning		difficult to find or catch
Majestic start learning		very impressive and beautiful
Rare start learning		not common and not often seen
Dangerous start learning		likely to cause harm
Claws start learning		sharp curved nails of an animal
Fangs start learning		long sharp teeth
Hooves start learning		the hard feet of animals such as deer or horses
Paws start learning		the feet of animals like cats, dogs, or bears
Beak start learning		the hard pointed mouth of a bird
Fur start learning		the thick hair covering an animal’s body
Feathers start learning		the soft light parts covering a bird’s body
Scales start learning		the small hard plates covering reptiles or fish
Tail start learning		the long part at the back of an animal’s body
Wings start learning		the body parts used for flying
Pack start learning		a group of wild animals such as wolves
Herd start learning		a large group of animals that live or move together
Flock start learning		a group of birds or sheep
Swarm start learning		a large moving group of insects
Pride start learning		a group of lions
Nest start learning		a structure made by birds or other animals to hold eggs
Cub start learning		a young bear, lion, or other similar animal
Calf start learning		a young elephant, whale, or some other large animals
Pup start learning		a young wolf, fox, or seal
Offspring start learning		the young of an animal
Red deer start learning		jeleń szlachetny
Roe deer start learning		sarna
Wild boar start learning		dzik
European bison start learning		żubr
Moose start learning		łoś
Wolf start learning		wilk
Red fox start learning		lis rudy
Eurasian lynx start learning		ryś euroazjatycki
Brown bear start learning		niedźwiedź brunatny
Badger start learning		borsuk
Pine marten start learning		kuna leśna
Stoat start learning		gronostaj
Weasel start learning		łasica
Otter start learning		wydra
Hare start learning		zając
Hedgehog start learning		jeż
Red squirrel start learning		wiewiórka ruda
Dormouse start learning		popielica
Bat start learning		nietoperz
Beaver start learning		bóbr
Eagle owl start learning		puchacz
Tawny owl start learning		puszczyk
Woodpecker start learning		dzięcioł
Black woodpecker start learning		dzięcioł czarny
Capercaillie start learning		głuszec
Hazel grouse start learning		jarząbek
Jay start learning		sójka
Raven start learning		kruk
Buzzard start learning		myszołów
Goshawk start learning		jastrząb
Adder start learning		żmija
Grass snake start learning		zaskroniec
Lizard start learning		jaszczurka
Frog start learning		żaba
Toad start learning		ropucha
Salamander start learning		salamandra
Newt start learning		traszka
Wild animal start learning		an animal that lives in nature and is not domesticated
Predator start learning		an animal that hunts other animals for food
Prey start learning		an animal hunted and eaten by another animal
Mammal start learning		an animal that gives birth to live young and feeds them milk
Reptile start learning		a cold-blooded animal such as a snake or lizard
Amphibian start learning		an animal that can live both on land and in water, such as a frog
Bird of prey start learning		a bird that hunts smaller animals, such as an eagle
Herbivore start learning		an animal that eats plants
Carnivore start learning		an animal that eats meat
Omnivore start learning		an animal that eats both plants and animals
Habitat start learning		the natural environment where an animal lives
Jungle start learning		a tropical forest with dense vegetation
Rainforest start learning		a thick forest in a hot area with a lot of rain
Savanna start learning		a large grassland in a tropical region
Desert start learning		a very dry area with little rain and few plants
Wetland start learning		an area of land covered with water, such as a swamp or marsh
Forest start learning		a large area covered mainly with trees
Mountain range start learning		a line or group of mountains
Den start learning		the home of a wild animal such as a wolf or bear
Burrow start learning		a hole or tunnel dug by an animal
Hunt start learning		to chase and kill animals for food
Stalk start learning		to follow prey quietly and carefully
Pounce start learning		to jump suddenly on prey
Roam start learning		to move around over a large area
Migrate start learning		to travel regularly from one region to another
Hibernate start learning		to sleep through the winter
Breed start learning		to produce young animals
Adapt start learning		to change in order to survive in a particular environment
Survive start learning		to continue living despite difficulty or danger
Camouflage start learning		to hide by blending in with the surroundings
Endangered species start learning		a type of animal at serious risk of extinction
Extinct start learning		no longer existing
Conservation start learning		the protection of animals, plants, and natural habitats
Poaching start learning		illegal hunting of animals
Wildlife reserve start learning		a protected area for wild animals
Food chain start learning		the natural system in which animals eat other animals or plants
Ecosystem start learning		a community of living things and their environment
Biodiversity start learning		the variety of plant and animal life in an area
Natural selection start learning		the process by which stronger adaptations help survival
Extinction start learning		the complete disappearance of a species
Fierce start learning		aggressive and powerful
Venomous start learning		producing poison that can be injected by biting or stinging
Aggressive start learning		ready to attack
Nocturnal start learning		active at night
Solitary start learning		living alone rather than in groups
Territorial start learning		defending a particular area
Elusive start learning		difficult to find or catch
Majestic start learning		very impressive and beautiful
Rare start learning		not common and not often seen
Dangerous start learning		likely to cause harm
Claws start learning		sharp curved nails of an animal
Fangs start learning		long sharp teeth
Hooves start learning		the hard feet of animals such as deer or horses
Paws start learning		the feet of animals like cats, dogs, or bears
Beak start learning		the hard pointed mouth of a bird
Fur start learning		the thick hair covering an animal’s body
Feathers start learning		the soft light parts covering a bird’s body
Scales start learning		the small hard plates covering reptiles or fish
Tail start learning		the long part at the back of an animal’s body
Wings start learning		the body parts used for flying
Pack start learning		a group of wild animals such as wolves
Herd start learning		a large group of animals that live or move together
Flock start learning		a group of birds or sheep
Swarm start learning		a large moving group of insects
Pride start learning		a group of lions
Nest start learning		a structure made by birds or other animals to hold eggs
Cub start learning		a young bear, lion, or other similar animal
Calf start learning		a young elephant, whale, or some other large animals
Pup start learning		a young wolf, fox, or seal
Offspring start learning		the young of an animal
Red deer start learning		jeleń szlachetny
Roe deer start learning		sarna
Wild boar start learning		dzik
European bison start learning		żubr
Moose start learning		łoś
Wolf start learning		wilk
Red fox start learning		lis rudy
Eurasian lynx start learning		ryś euroazjatycki
Brown bear start learning		niedźwiedź brunatny
Badger start learning		borsuk
Pine marten start learning		kuna leśna
Stoat start learning		gronostaj
Weasel start learning		łasica
Otter start learning		wydra
Hare start learning		zając
Hedgehog start learning		jeż
Red squirrel start learning		wiewiórka ruda
Dormouse start learning		popielica
Bat start learning		nietoperz
Beaver start learning		bóbr
Eagle owl start learning		puchacz
Tawny owl start learning		puszczyk
Woodpecker start learning		dzięcioł
Black woodpecker start learning		dzięcioł czarny
Capercaillie start learning		głuszec
Hazel grouse start learning		jarząbek
Jay start learning		sójka
Raven start learning		kruk
Buzzard start learning		myszołów
Goshawk start learning		jastrząb
Adder start learning		żmija
Grass snake start learning		zaskroniec
Lizard start learning		jaszczurka
Frog start learning		żaba
Toad start learning		ropucha
Salamander start learning		salamandra
Newt start learning		traszka
hoofed animal start learning		zwierzę kopytne
predator start learning		drapieżnik
prey start learning		ofiara / zwierzę będące celem polowania
rodent start learning		gryzoń
bird of prey start learning		ptak drapieżny
forest-dwelling animal start learning		zwierzę leśne
nocturnal animal start learning		zwierzę nocne
endangered species start learning		gatunek zagrożony
wildlife start learning		dzika przyroda / dzikie zwierzęta
mammal start learning		ssak

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