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Snout A pig’s nose. species A division of animals or plants that are alike in all important ways, and that can breed together. truffle A black or brown fungus that grows underground, and is an expensive luxury food. tusk A long, pointed tooth. warm-blooded animal An animal that can regulate its own body temperature.
Gland An organ of the body that makes a liquid substance. habitat The natural environment of a plant or animal. heat sensor A device that can detect changes in temperature. herbivore A plant-eating animal. ivory The hard white material of an elephant’s tusk. paw An animal’s foot that has nails or claws. pheromone A chemical substance produced and secreted by an animal to communicate with another animal of the same species. predator An animal that kills and eats other animals. prey Animals that are killed and eaten by other animals.
Camouflage The way that a colour or shape can help an animal hide in its surroundings. carnivore A meat-eating animal. cub A young lion, bear, or fox. desert A sandy place with very little rain and very few plants. evolution The gradual change and development of plants and animals over many thousands of years. extinct No longer living or existing. foal A young horse. gland An organ of the body that makes a liquid substance. habitat The natural environment of a plant or animal. heat sensor A device that can detect changes in temperature.