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What animal is it?

It’s a cheetah.

It has got 4 legs.

It has got a tail.

It can run very fast.

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What animal is it?

It’s a hippo.

It is grey.

It can walk underwater.

The name begins with ‘h’.

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What animal is it?

It’s a lion.

It is a big cat.

The males have hair around their face.

It roars.

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What animal is it?

It’s a monkey.

They have got two arms.

They have got two legs.

It is good at climbing trees.

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What animal is it?

It’s a tiger.

It is the world's biggest cat.

It has got dark stripes.

It has got orange stripes.

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What animal is it?

It’s a crocodile.

It is a reptile.

They can swim well in the water.

It looks like a big lizard.

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Close Up

Look at the image under the magnifying glass, what animal is it?

It’s an elephant.

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Close Up

Look at the image under the magnifying glass, what animal is it?

It’s a camel.

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Close Up

Look at the image under the magnifying glass, what animal is it?

It’s a snake.

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Close Up

Look at the image under the magnifying glass, what animal is it?

It’s a rhino.

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Close Up

Look at the image under the magnifying glass, what animal is it?

It’s a polar bear.

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Choose an animal