Animal Research Template

You need to have at least 3 sentences in each box.

Introduction This should start your report in an interesting way to encourage the reader to read more. The Red Panda is cute and fluffy but...very deadly. The Red Panda is deadly because it tries to eat anything that can fit inside its mouth so watch out if you are in the Himalayas.	2. Description What type of animal is it? Describe size, colouring, lifespan and other body features. The Red Panda is the domestic size of a house cat. The Red Panda is a soft furry red velvet coloured fur,a soft wet nose,deep black eyes. The red Panda has a life span from at least 12 to 14 years!
3.  Habitat Where does this animal live?  How does it find/make shelter? Red Pandas live up in trees to escape predators  And to sunbathe in the winter.  A Red Pandas habitat is in a mostly in the southern himalayas of china.	4.  Diet What does the animal eat?  How does it get its food? A Red Panda sometimes forages for roots,succulent grasses,fruits,insects,grubes They are also  known to occasionally kill and eat birds and small mammals. In zoos they are also fed leaf eater biscuits and fruits, such as grapes and chopped apples.
5.  Adaptations How does the animal's appearance help it to survive?  What animals prey on this animal? The Red panda uses its claws to dig for roots. They are also  known to occasionally kill and eat birds and small mammals with their sharp teeth.	6.  Interesting Facts Tell the reading some interesting facts that you found out about your animal. 1:Red pandas have a taste for bamboo. 2:Red Pandas  are typically not dangerous but if they have to defend, they use their sharp claws and a very strong bite. 3:Can you have a red panda as a pet in Australia? IT IS ILLEGAL!   4:Red Pandas are endangered and are legally protected in India, Bhutan, China, Nepal and Myanmar.   5:The red panda is the original panda, discovered some 50 years before the giant panda! ... Red pandas are the only species remaining in their taxonomic family!   6:The World Wildlife Fund says there are just 1,864 pandas left in the wild. There are an additional 400 pandas in captivity.
7.  Resources List all the articles, websites and videos used to gather information about your animal.	8.  Summarise This should summarise the report and tie all your facts together.