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1 ROOM 1 S WHAT AM I? POEMS

2 I have a long yellow beak. I live in the green bush with large trees and smelly chunky dirt. My body is covered in brown smooth warm fur. For breakfast, lunch and dinner I like to eat juicy pink worms and yummy squishy insects. I m nocturnal. That means I sleep when its morning and I explore during the night. I camouflage in the crunchy bark and dirt in my enclosure. WHAT AM I? By Dimi

3 I am a Kiwi

4 I have a long, thin neck to see my surroundings. My body is covered in lots of soft, delicate feathers to keep me warm. I lay enormous, white eggs. My favourite dinner is scrunched up grass. I m a flightless bird because I am gigantic. You will find me in the wild or in a zoo. What am I? By Anisha

5 I am an Ostrich

6 I have jet black and pale yellow thick fur on my stomach. I have a long skinny tail that has a curve at the end to help me swing on rough ropes and from tree to tree. Water is one of my dislikes. I live in a big group and we travel places together. I am part of the monkey family as well. What am I? By Zoe

7 I am a spider monkey

8 I am very tall and my neck can t touch the ground. My body is covered in different sized spots. My predators are fierce and strong lions. I eat crunchy leaves and lots of plants. I am a mammal as I am warm blooded. I can have a black, blue or a purple tongue. What am I? By Marissa

9 I am a giraffe

10 I have a very bushy tail which is used for balancing. My habitat is in the treetops. For my meals I prefer crunchy nuts and soft leaves. Sometimes I do a call which sounds a bit like a bird. Leaping from tree to tree is what I like to do most of all. I move very quickly through the leafy trees. What am I? By Chloe

11 I am a red panda

12 WHAT AM I? My body is covered in gooey slippery slime and I can be lots of different colours. My tongue is long so I can catch my favourite meal. I enjoy eating tiny noisy flies. To escape from predators I jump high and camouflage into the bushy trees. By Charlotte WHAT AM I?

13 I am a frog

14 I am a mammal as I have warm blood, fur covering my body and I have live babies. I have little paws which help me to dig holes. I am a little bit taller than a chapter book. I enjoy eating small bits of horse for my dinner. In my special enclosure at the zoo I live in soft silky sand with lots of rough sharp stones to hide in. What am I? By Sadie

15 I am a meerkat

16 I am a mammal which means I have fur covering my body and I have live babies. My fur is brown and soft like a blanket. I have sharp pointy teeth to catch my dinner. In winter I hibernate and I have a long sleep. In my enclosure at the zoo I have a lots of dirt, grass and toys to play with. What am I? By Daniel

17 I am a sun bear

18 I am a tall mammal with yellow fur that is spotted with brown. My spots are different sizes to make me unique. I have four legs and four hooves to help me move around. I only eat leaves off tall trees, that stretch up from the ground. It is strange that I sleep standing up but I do this so I can run away from my predators quickly. What am I? By Maia

19 I am a giraffe

20 I am a mammal because I am warm blooded and I have live babies. I have yellow fur to keep me warm. My eyes are brown and it looks like I wear glasses. I eat horse meat for breakfast and dinner. Delicious! My hobby is to jump around and run quickly. When I am scared I use my sharp claws to dig quickly and I hide. WHAT AM I? By Emma

21 I am a meerkat

22 I have grey waterproof fur covering my body. My whiskers are long and white. I have four short legs and a long tail. I enjoy paddling in the fresh cold water. For my dinner I like to eat slimy fish that I have caught. On sunny days I like to sun bathe on rocks around the water. What am I? By Brooke

23 I am an otter

24 I have a blue, back and a yellow front. My beak is shaped like a spear for cutting through water and flesh. My food hides in the water.but I attack from above. I m a bird and I can fly. My home is NZ and I perch on branches that over hang streams where I spy on fish. But my diet doesn t stop there, I prey on skinks that hide in the bush. What am I? By Hugo

25 I am a king fisher

26 I am a mammal because I am warm blooded and have live babies. I have black skin covering my body. I have a big smelly bottom. I have huge muscles to protect my babies. In my spare time I like to swing from branch to branch playing games. I live in groups. What am I? By Sam

27 I am a chimp

28 What am I? I have orange soft fur and a pushed out mouth. My fingers are long like humans. My ears are small like buttons. I like to swing on long twisty vines and climb trees. I eat fruit like squishy delicious bananas. My habitat has lots of bushy trees and long thin branches. What am I? By Regan

29 I am an orangutan

30 I am a land mammal because I am warm blooded. I have a long tail that swishes around. I have four strong powerful legs with spiky claws. My small ears look like apples. I can climb trees with my sparkly sharp claws that sparkle in the sun. I am a carnivore which means that I eat delicious meat. What am I? By Krishna

31 I am a cheetah

32 WHAT AM I? My claws scratch on branches to make them sharp. I eat honey, fruit and vegetables every day. I am colossal and my big shaggy fur makes me even bigger! When it s winter I can t find food so I curl up and go fast asleep. When I hibernate I do not eat because I eat a lot before I hibernate. By Demi

33 I am a brown grizzly bear

34 I am a mammal because I have warm blood and I have live babies. My tail is short and I have long whiskers on my face. I enjoy eating shell fish for my dinner. I can camouflage in a log or a tree trunk when I see my predators. I love to swim. My homeland is Europe and America. What am I? By Lilly

35 I am an otter

36 I am a mammal because I am warm blooded. I have a green and grey smooth delicate coat. I have a beak so I can search for food and seeds. I am related to the bird family. I can not fly. I eat wriggly worms for my dinner. I am nocturnal so I sleep during the day. By Oscar What am I?

37 I am a Kea

38 I walk normally like all types of animals. Bark, woof and growl are my three main sounds. I have brown splotches on my face and the rest of my body is creamy with a puffy tail. I hide or attack when anything comes near. My home is in the African desert. Juicy fleshy meat is what I enjoy for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Give me some meat and I ll like you forever! What am I? By Beanie.

39 I am an Wild African Dog

40 I am a small reptile. My hands and feet are sticky so it helps me climb colossal trees. Green is my main colour. I live in the deep rainforests. I can camouflage with the endless green forest. My main diet is tiny juicy insects yum... What am I? By Yoon

41 I am a green gecko

42 I am bird but I do not fly. My body is covered in brown soft feathers. I have a long beak which helps me to search for stretchy worms in the ground. My sharp claws help me to dig for my dinner. I am nocturnal which means I Iike to explore at night. What am I? Jack

43 I am a kiwi

44 My fur is orange with spots dotted around my body. I have a long furry tail that swishes side to side. I use my strong powerful legs to escape from predators. My home is in grasslands in Africa. My favourite dinner is baffalo that I catch with my sharp teeth. What am I? Sebastian

45 I am a cheetah

46 I have soft,fluffy,light brown fur a small, cute black nose. To keep me warm i have two layers of fur. I odour. eating sea stars,crab.yum.mussles,clams and sea urchins. I like to swim on my back not using my front paws. I use my tummy as a plate. I only get out of the water when I've been threatened. I live in the water. What am I? Sophie

47 I am an otter

48 My body is covered with brown soft feathers. I like to search for juicy slugs and fat worms for my dinner. I camouflage in the dirt as a way of keeping safe. I am nocturnal which mean I only come out at night. I live under trees where I lay my special eggs. What am I? Logan

49 I am a kiwi

50 I have got black fur and my paws are big and furry. My sharp pointy teeth can rip through stuff. I have strong legs to help me run quickly away from predators. I enjoy eating lots of fruit and honey. Yum. What am I? Levi

51 I am a sun bear

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