Slide 2 Predators Food chain Were it lives Capad What it does
when its in trouble Catching prey Bibliography Slide 3 back kidneys
The Capad also has adapted strong kidneys to hold water for weeks.
Size The Capad is very small it is only 25cm long and 20cm tall.
This is important because it doesn't have to eat much food. Slide 4
back The Capad lives' in small cracks and tunnels. They live In
these spaces to stay warm and safe. It is also good because larger
animals cant get to them. The capad also stays in these crakes to
stay cool because there is limited water and shad outside. There is
a down side though. You can find out about it on predators. Slide 5
back The Capad is a carnivore. it eats small rodents and can eat
scorpions because it has adapted to its venom. Slide 6 back Caves
The down side to living in a cave is that. spiders go in there
witch is one of the Capads predators. Scorpions are the Capads food
but if it is not careful it can be a predator be its pointy claw
piecing it. The Capads colour helps it to camouflage to hide from
predators When the Capad gets startled it runs off to hide. Slide 7
back The Capad rises his tail when it sees a predator to warn other
Capads. It has adapted this in time. In a emergence Slide 8 back
The Capad takes short cuts and small holes to have a better chance
of catching its prey. Slide 9 Thank you for reading Bibliography
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hopping_mousehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hopping_mouse.
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Mousehttp://www.alicespringsdesertpark.com.au/kids/nature/mammals/mouse.shtml
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http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/mammals/coyote/
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http://www.thefreedictionary.com/viscachashttp://www.thefreedictionary.com/viscachas.
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