Match the following. Column A Column B 1. Bear a. Chew the cud 2. Sharp front teeth b. Swallows 3. Cow c. Strong jaws 4. Lion d. Eats plants and flesh 5. Snake e. Gnaw

1-d Bear eats both plant and flesh of other animals. Bear is an omnivore. 2-e Animals like rabbits and rats gnaw their food. They have sharp front teeth. 3-a Cows swallow their food after chewing once. Later, they bring it back into their mouth and keep chewing it for hours. This is called chewing the cud. 4-c Lions have very sharp, pointed front teeth to tear the flesh. They have strong jaws. Their back teeth have jagged and uneven edges. These animals chew the flesh with their back teeth. 5-b Snakes do not have chewing teeth. They swallow their food whole. Column A Column B 1. Bear d. Eats plants and flesh 2. Sharp front teeth e. Gnaw 3. Cow a. Chew the cud 4. Lion c. Strong jaws 5. Snake b. Swallows

Observe the picture given below and answer: What does this animal eat?

The name of the above animal is a bear. It eats berries, roots, grasses, fish, mammals, small insects, etc. As this animal eats both plants and animals as food. It is known as an omnivore animal.

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