I See Animals Hiding Unit 3 Lesson 1 Vocabulary. natural o Not learned or taught, but something one is born with. o Regular, normal, usual It is natural.

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I See Animals Hiding Unit 3 Lesson 1 Vocabulary

natural o Not learned or taught, but something one is born with. o Regular, normal, usual It is natural for animals to be shy and hide.

unaware o Not paying attention. o Not watchful or mindful. o Antonyms: aware My brother caught me unaware an played a trick on me.

camouflage o Animal coloration o Using colors or patterns to hide o Disguise Camouflage, or disguise, helps animals hide.

wariest o Most careful and alert. o Cautious o Antonyms: shy, timid Of all the animals, deer are the wariest.

slithering o Sliding, gliding, or creeping. o The way a snake moves I see a garter snake slithering through the grass.

invisible o Not able to be seen. o Antonyms: visible The wind is invisible. We cannot see it.