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1 Can you name the mystery animal for this week?

2 Clue #1- These animals are mammals and live on every continent except Antarctica.

3 Clue #1- These animals are mammals and live on every continent except Antarctica. Clue #2 – They have thumbs and fingers.

4 Clue #1- These animals are mammals and live on every continent except Antarctica. Clue #2 – They have thumbs and fingers. Clue #3 – They live in groups.

5 Clue #1- These animals are mammals and live on every continent except Antarctica. Clue #2 – They have thumbs and fingers. Clue #3 – They live in groups. Clue #4 – They hunt at night and sleep all day.

6 Clue #5- The babies are called pups.

7 Clue #5- The babies are called pups
Clue #5- The babies are called pups. Clue #6- There are close to 1000 different species of this animal.

8 Clue #5- The babies are called pups
Clue #5- The babies are called pups. Clue #6- There are close to 1000 different species of this animal. Clue #7 – They sleep upside down.

9 Clue #5- The babies are called pups
Clue #5- The babies are called pups. Clue #6- There are close to 1000 different species of this animal. Clue #7 – They sleep upside down. Clue #8 – They use a sonar system called echolocation to find things in complete darkness..

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