Oviparous Animals by Alana Tesan

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Oviparous Animals

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

OVIPAROUS ANIMALS

BY CAMRYN

Photo by Paul Mannix

PENGUINS ARE OVIPAROUS.

Photo by KSI Photography

SOME PENGUINS EGGS ARE DIRTY.

Photo by oliver.dodd

PENGUINS ARE AQUATIC FLIGHTLESS BIRDS

Photo by nick_russill

PENGUIN EGGS ARE WHITE.

Photo by mckaysavage

THERE ARE MORE THAT 17 DIFFERENT KIDS OF PENGUINS IN THE ARTIC

Photo by Tanapon

PENGUINS GO SLEDDIND ON THIER STOMACHS AND ON THE ICE

Photo by zachlipton

PENGUINS ENEMIES ARE LEOPARD SEALS

Photo by Liam Quinn

TURTLES ARE OVIPAROUS.

TURTlES ARE CUTE

Photo by alumroot

TURTLE EGGS ARE CAMOUFLAGE.

Photo by deanwiles

SOME TURTLES LAY EGGS IN THE SAND

Photo by janna487

SOME TURTLES ARE SMALL

Photo by Rami ™

TURTLES ARE CUTE

Photo by U.S. Geological Survey

TURTLES ARE REPTILES

Photo by Nemo's great uncle

TURTLES CAN HIDE THEIR HEADS INSIDE THEIR SHELLS

Photo by Northeast Coastal & Barrier Network

MANY TURTLE SPECIES ARE ENDANGERED

Photo by Hammonton Photography

OWLS ARE OVIPAROUS

Photo by Aaron Maizlish

OWL EGGS ARE KINDA ORANGE

Photo by Kansas City District

OWLS EGGS ARE WHITE

Photo by liberalmind1012

OWLS ARE STILL

Photo by Arsh_86

THERE ARE OVER 222 SPECIES OF OWLS

Photo by Richard.Fisher

OWLS ARE ACTIVE AT NIGHT

Photo by Billy Lindblom

SOME OWL SPECIES HUNT FISH

Photo by USFWS Mountain Prairie

OWLS CAN TURN THEIR HEADS AS MUCH AS 270 DEGREES

Photo by flythebirdpath > > >

PLATYPUS ARE OVIPAROUS

Photo by LandLearn NSW

PLATYPUS EGG ARE HARD TO FIND.

PLATYPUS'S COME IN MANY DIFFERENT COLOURS

Photo by alumroot

THE PLATYPUS IS AN EXCELLENT SWIMMER

Photo by RBerteig

THE PLATYPUS CAN LIVE MORE THAN 12 YEARS IN THE WILD

Photo by Emerald City to Oz

THE PLATYPUS SLEEPS ON AVERAGE UP TO 14 HOURS PER DAY

Photo by Ben Reierson

THANK YOU FOR WATCHING

Photo by Jocey K

Alana Tesan