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Table Of Contents

A is for Azalea.........................................................Pg.8

B is for Butterfly....................................................Pg.9

C is for Cheetah......................................................Pg.10

D is for Dolphin.......................................................Pg.11

E is for Elephant.....................................................Pg.12

F is for Frog.............................................................Pg.13

G is for Giraffe.......................................................Pg.14

H is for Hippopotamus...........................................Pg.15

I is for Inula Ensifolia...........................................Pg.16

J is for Jaguar.......................................................Pg.17

K is for Koala..........................................................Pg.18

L is for Lion.............................................................Pg.19

M is for Mandevilla Laxa.....................................Pg.20

N is for Norfolk Terrier.....................................Pg.21

O is for Octopus....................................................Pg.22

P is for Pig................................................................Pg.23

Q is for Quail.........................................................Pg.24

R is for Rabbit........................................................Pg.25

S is for Snake.........................................................Pg.26

T is for Turtle........................................................Pg.27

U is for Uakari.......................................................Pg.28

V is for Veratrum Californicum................Pg.29

W is for Whale......................................Pg.30

X is for X Ray Fish.................................Pg.31

Y is for Yucca Flower..............................Pg.32

Z is for Zebra........................................Pg.33

Index...............................................Pg.34-35

Glossary...........................................Pg.36-38

Signing Page.....................................Pg.39

  Aa

   A is for Azalea

  Azaleas are small trees that flower during the spring. 

They can be red, pink, orange, yellow, purple, and white 

flowers. Their natural habitat is in the spotted sunlight 

of forest that give them sunlight and shade.  

  Bb

      B is for Butterfly

  Butterflies are insects and have brightly colored wings 

with patterns made up of tiny scales. Most butterfly 

species are found in tropical areas, especially tropical 

rain-forests. 

   Cc

     C is for Cheetah

  Cheetahs are big cats, are graceful animals that have 

black spots on gold or yellow coats and are very fast. 

Cheetahs are mostly found in sub-Saharan Africa and in 

eastern and southern African parks. They like dry, open 

grasslands where they can run really fast.

   Dd

     D is for Dolphin

 Dolphins are water mammals and most dolphins are black 

or gray.Dolphins are playful and friendly. They are the 

smartest animals on Earth.They live in rivers and oceans, 

but they must come up to breathe air.

   Ee

     E is for Elephant (African)

  Elephants live in Africa's forests and grassland areas, 

called the Savannah. Elephants are very big and have big 

trunks that they use to smell, eat, and drink water!

    Ff

     F is for Frog

  Frogs live all around the world except Antarctica. They 

usually live in wet places. They like rivers, lakes, and 

ponds. 

   Gg

    G is for Giraffe

  Giraffes are the tallest land animals and can live up to 

25 years. They live in Africa, south of the Sahara 

Desert. Giraffe eat Acacia leaves, and their habitat is 

grassland. 

  Hh

    H is for Hippopotamus

  Hippos are large, round, water-loving animals that are 

native to Africa. They are the third largest living land 

mammals. Hippos live in sub-Saharan Africa. Hippos live in 

rivers and lakes. 

   Ii

   I is for Inula Ensifolia

  Inula Ensifolia`s are bright yellow daisy flowers that 

grow out in the summer. This is a popular plant that is 

attractive to butterflies. 

   Jj

     J is for Jaguar

  Jaguars are large cats that can be found in North, 

Central and South America. They have a yellow coat with 

big black spots. Spots are different on each jaguar like 

finger prints on humans. 

   Kk

      K is for Koala

  Koalas have big ears that are furry, they have a black 

nose and long claws on their toes. They live in Australia 

and are found in forests. 

   Ll

    L is for Lion

 Lions are the second largest big cat species in the 

world. Most lions are found in the wild life in southern 

and eastern parts of Africa. Lions love to sleep but are 

very playful. 

     Mm

   M is for Mandevilla Laxa

  Mandevilla Laxa is a famous and beautiful shrub grown 

mainly for its strong smell. This white flower is grown in 

the summer. 

  Nn

   N is for Norfolk Terrier

  Norfolk Terriers love people, children and make great 

pets. These dogs are inside dogs and can live up to 15 

years. Norfolk Terriers are a British breed of dog.

     Oo

    O is for Octopus

  Octopuses live in oceans around the world. They are 

boneless and are flexible so they can squeeze into small 

places. Octopuses have 8 arms, and can change their 

body color and shape for protection. 

    Pp

     P is for pig

  Pigs are short and chunky. They can be pink, black, or  

white. They are very smart and eat plants and other 

animals. Pigs live in farms all around the world. 

   Qu

   Q is for Quail 

  Quail`s are a small bird that inhabits woodland and 

forest areas around the world. There are many 

different species of Quails. Most of the time Quails 

spend their time alone or in a pair with just one other 

Quail. 

   Rr

     R is for Rabbit

  Rabbits are adorable animals that have long ears and 

can be many different colors. They are known for having 

lots of babies. Rabbits love to eat plants but they also 

eat fruits and vegetable like carrots. Many people have 

rabbits as pets. 

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