Specifically in the foothills of the Sierra Mountains in the Sequoia National Forest, currently under emergency closure restrictions from late March until late April due to winter damage and in anticipation of the perilous BIG MELT. Tonight's randomized battle habitat is the ephemeral wetland. Wolverine Dad's tolerance of subadult offspring may be an important way for wolverine subadults to develop survival skills under Dad's protective umbrella. The period of exploratory independence from mom's territory can be a particularly dangerous period for lethal attacks from other wolverines, wolves, and cougars for young wolverines. Skunk Bear 'may be the most fitting because of the broad yellow-brown lateral stripes that sweep from the neck to the rump and the anal musk glands that produce the pungent odor typical of mustelids' (Beauvais & Johnson 2004). For Okapi, the leading threat is the presence of armed groups in the areas of the "forest giraffe." The Wolverine (Gulo gulo), a "blocky and bear-like mammal has been bestowed colorful names such as devil bear, devil beast, and skunk bear" (Beauvais & Johnson 2004).
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But compared to closely-related giraffes, Okapi have poor eyesight and rely more on hearing and olfaction in a low-light environment. "Follow me stripes" and prominent white socks help Okapi visually find each other in the dark forest. The Congo rainforest is dense and dark with thick vegetation. Be sure to check out our collection of Busy bag printables for more engaging options.The distinctive posterior stripes of Okapi (Okapi johnstoni) are sometimes called "follow me stripes" to help baby Okapi follow their mothers through the forest after the nesting period (and not defecating for 2 months!).
For increased durability, you can laminate the cards.Cut out the baby animals from the last two pages.Related: How to Make a Busy Book for Kids? Baby Animals Matching Busy BagĬreating a busy bag with this printable is incredibly simple. Punch holes and add the pages to your child’s learning binder.Ĭhildren will absolutely adore these velcro matching Activities designed to engage and entertain them.Attach self-adhesive Velcro dots to the base page and the back of the matching parts.Cut out the baby animals from the last two pages (there will be 12 in total).By following the instructions below, you can transform this Animal Matching Printable into a busy book activity and incorporate it into your child’s learning binder: Let’s explore each option in more detail: Baby Animals Matching Busy Book PageĪ busy book is an interactive activity book designed to enhance learning and develop essential skills. You can use the printable to create either a Busy Book Activity page or a Busy Bag, depending on your preference. The pictures depict the animals in their natural habitat, making them an ideal resource for Montessori education.Įach card is labelled, enabling kids to learn the names of the baby animals as they engage in the game. The printable consists of 12 sets of baby animals with their mothers for children to match. What Does the Baby Animals Matching Printable Include? You can download the printable version at the end of this post for free and enjoy the fun it offers. The hands-on Matching Game allows kids to pair baby animals with their parents, making it a delightful learning experience.Ĭhildren have a natural fascination with animals, and this activity is an excellent way to nurture their early education. If you’re looking for an entertaining and educational activity to introduce your child to the names of young animals, this Baby animal matching Printable is perfect for you.