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A jackal is a small to medium sized close relative of the dog. They are found in Africa, Asia and some parts of Europe. Jackals normally live together in pairs, although they will sometimes form small packs to hunt. They hunt small to medium animals, and will eat dead animals they find. Like household dogs they will also eat fruit and other plants as well as meat.
A jackdaw is a small-medium dark colored bird. It lives in open countryside, and in towns and cities. It nests in holes in cliffs or walls. Jackdaws are noisy and social, and they walk around on the ground searching for food like insects, seeds, and scraps. They also tend to gather in groups, which makes them easier to spot.
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A jay is a type of bird with patches of bright colors, often with a crest on its head. Many species of jay live in woodlands in parts of North America and Europe. They forage on the ground and in trees for nuts, seeds, insects, and sometimes small eggs. Jays are known for their loud calls, and for collecting food to store for later.
Jellyfish are found in every part of the sea, from the warm water at the surface to the cold, dark depths of the ocean. Jellyfish eat tiny sea creatures that drift into their tentacles.
Jellyfish come in almost every colour of the rainbow and range in size from smaller than your fingernail to having tentacles that are many metres long.
Some jellyfish are poisonous and their sting can kill a person. It is best to avoid touching a jellyfish if you don't know what sort it is.
Jellyfish come in almost every colour of the rainbow and range in size from smaller than your fingernail to having tentacles that are many metres long.
Some jellyfish are poisonous and their sting can kill a person. It is best to avoid touching a jellyfish if you don't know what sort it is.
Jerboas are small desert rodents with long back legs, big ears, and a tail that helps them balance. They live in dry areas across parts of North Africa and Asia. They come out at night to find seeds and insects and hide underground during the day.