1. Whose Mother am I?
By Matthew and Sarah

2. Whose Mother am I? I live in North and Central America.
I eat mice and rats.
I have a sharp beak.
I have good eye-sight.
No sound
I am a red-tailed hawk’s mother.

3. Whose Mother am I? I have a big horn on my nose. I am very large.
I live in Africa.
My babies are cute but they will grow up to look like me.
No sound
I am a rhinoceros’s mother.

4. Whose Mother am I? My nose can smell seals from 20 miles away.
I am the largest bear in the world.
I eat meat.
I am a mammal.
No sound
I am a polar bear’s mother.

5. Whose Mother am I? My body is made for swimming.
My relatives are the whales.
I live in all the oceans of the world.
I am a dolphin’s mother.

6. I am a mountain lion’s mother.
Whose Mother am I?
I eat meat.
My babies are cute but they will grow up to be like me.
I have sharp claws and teeth.
I have a good sense of hearing and smell.
I am a mountain lion’s mother.

7. I am a flamingo’s mother.
Whose Mother am I?
I can be pink or white.
Baboons like to eat me.
I stand on one foot, sometimes.
I live in Africa and North America.
No sound
I am a flamingo’s mother.

8. Whose Mother am I?
Our males don’t want help in nesting or raising our young.
I live in Australia.
I like to eat fruit.
I come in different colors.
No sound
I am a bird of
paradise’s mother.

9. Resources
Zoological Society of San Diego. (2004). San Diego. Retrieved on October 15, from