Jennifer Boothroyd - Fur: Body Coverings
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animals called mammals.
on top of their skin.
their ears and near their eyes.
and bugs.
skin dry.
in the winter.
is called camouflage.
its mother.
surroundings.
seals and beavers have thick waterproof fur. It helps them stay warm. Hedgehogs have spiny fur. It protects them from hunting animals. A gorillas hair protects it from insect bites. A giant anteater has a fluffy tail. In cold weather, it uses its tail like a blanket. A panda has a thick coat. The coat keeps it warm in the cold mountains. A wallabys fur makes it hard to see.
Hair and fur are made of keratin. Fish scales and fingernails are made of the same material.
Porcupine quills are stiff,
sharp hairs. They protect
the porcupine from hunting animals.
Whales and dolphins are born with hair. They lose their hair
as they grow.
Green alga is a plant. It can grow in the fur of a sloth.
Tiny muscles make your hairs stand up when you get cold.
Humans shave off hair from sheep and llamas. This hair
is called wool. Wool grows
back.
Seals have short, thick fur. It protects their skin from sharp rocks.
Lynx have long hairs on their feet. This fur helps them move in the snow.
camouflage coloring that makes an animal look like its surroundings
fur the hairy coat of some mammals
mammals warm -blooded animals with hair or fur that drink their mothers milk
shed to lose or fall off
skin the outer covering of a person or animal
camouflage
color
mammals
shed
skin
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