POND ANIMALS IDENTIFICATION
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Life In A Pond Study Guide - Douglas-Hart Nature Center
Larger Pond Animals: The Common Snapping Turtle has a long, bumpy neck, mud-colored body, and usually has an algae-covered shell. Its ability to camouflage allows it to blend in on the pond bottom - perfect for striking at a fish. Red Eared Sliders are the most common aquatic pet turtle and are given their name for the red stripe on each
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Life In A Pond Study Guide - Douglas-Hart Nature Center
Larger Pond Animals: The Common Snapping Turtle has a long, bumpy neck, mud-colored body, and usually has an algae-covered shell. Its ability to camouflage allows it to blend in on the pond bottom - perfect for striking at a fish. Red Eared Sliders are the most common aquatic pet turtle and are given their name for the red stripe on each
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list of pond animalspond animals for saleanimals in a pond habitatpictures of pond animalswhat animals live in a pondpond animals preschool
