What if You Had Animal Ears?

A jackrabbit's ears are full of
A. blood vessels B. hair C. grass D. fur
When a Tasmanian Devil is excited or upset, it's ears turn
A. blue B. green C. red D. purple
For koalas, being loud usually means they are
A. healthy B. sick C. tired D. bored
An okapi's ears can move
A. together B. seperately
An elephant has the world's
A. biggest ears B. smallest ears
A great horned owl's outer ears are just holes surrounded by
A. dirt B. fur C. skin D. feathers
A serval's inner ear lets it stay balanced to land on its
A. back B. feet C. head D. tail

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What if You Had Animal Ears? (Answer Key)

A jackrabbit's ears are full of
A. blood vessels B. hair C. grass D. fur
When a Tasmanian Devil is excited or upset, it's ears turn
A. blue B. green C. red D. purple
For koalas, being loud usually means they are
A. healthy B. sick C. tired D. bored
An okapi's ears can move
A. together B. seperately
An elephant has the world's
A. biggest ears B. smallest ears
A great horned owl's outer ears are just holes surrounded by
A. dirt B. fur C. skin D. feathers
A serval's inner ear lets it stay balanced to land on its
A. back B. feet C. head D. tail

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