Animal Research Websites

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Take a look at the following websites for information on your animal:

Kids National Geographic
Defenders of Wildlife
Hinterland Who's Who

 Basilisk Lizards:
Cool Kids Facts
Easy Science for Kids
Animals Time

Sloths:
Kids National Geographic
Science Kids
Live Science

Newts:
Easy Science Kids

Peafowls:
Kids National Geographic

Arctic Fox:
Active Wild
San Diego Zoo Kids

 Red Fox:
Hinterland Who's Who 

 Bats:
Hinterland Who's Who

 Moose:
Hinterland Who's Who
Easy Science for Kids

Coyotes:
Hinterland Who's Who

 Giraffes:

 Cheetahs:
Kids National Geographic
San Diego Zoo

 Monkeys:

 Giant Pandas:
San Diego Zoo

Goblin Sharks:
Kids National Geographic
Easy Science for Kids
Fact Animal

 Great White Sharks:
Kids Connect
Kids National Geographic

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