Chandra Steele. By: Chandra Steele Essential Questions: Why are there more animals and plants in the rainforest? Lurking In the Night.

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Chandra Steele

By: Chandra Steele Essential Questions: Why are there more animals and plants in the rainforest? Lurking In the Night

Leopard Cat Leaping lurking leopard cat loves to climbs trees and things like that. Quick fact: Skillful climbers & swimmers

Bearded Pig Busy big bellied beard pig buried its body in the messy mud. Quick fact: Follows other animals to pick up their food droppings

Tarsier The tan tarsier twisted its tail around the tall tree. Quick fact: Can turn its head 180 degrees

Flying Fox Bat Fierce fiery flying fox bat flung fruit from the tree. Quick fact: Largest of all bats

Luminous Fungi Layered lumps of luminous fungi laid low on the ground. Quick fact: bioluminescent mushroom

Wallace’s Flying Frog Webbed Wallace’s flying frog waded weightlessly in the water. Quick fact: About the size of a teacup

Orangutan Observant opal eyed orangutan occasionally out glazed the others. Quick fact: Arms stretch out longer than their bodies

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