A civet is cat-like or weasel-like small animal. Some civets have spotted or striped fur and a pointed face.
Civets live in forests and other warm places in Asia and Africa. They search for food at night, eating fruits, insects, and small animals. Civets are sometimes known for a strong-smelling scent they release to protect themselves.
Civets live in forests and other warm places in Asia and Africa. They search for food at night, eating fruits, insects, and small animals. Civets are sometimes known for a strong-smelling scent they release to protect themselves.
A crosswalk is a marked place where people can safely cross a road. It helps drivers know where to expect people on the road.
Crosswalks are usually found near schools, parks, and busy streets. They may have white lines on the ground, signs, or traffic lights. Some crosswalks have buttons for pedestrians to change the light.
Crosswalks are usually found near schools, parks, and busy streets. They may have white lines on the ground, signs, or traffic lights. Some crosswalks have buttons for pedestrians to change the light.
A numbat is a small, striped marsupial that is active at dawn and dusk. It eats mostly termites.
The okapi is an animal that lives in the forests of Central Africa. It looks a bit like a mix of a deer and a giraffe, and it has dark brown and tan stripes on its legs.
Okapi use their long necks to reach leaves from trees. They are shy and live mostly alone.
Okapi use their long necks to reach leaves from trees. They are shy and live mostly alone.
