Black Bear
Ursa Americanus

6 POINTS
• Black Bears can weigh up to 190kg
• 50% of Black Bears live in British Columbia
Giant Isopod
Bathynomus giganteus

4 POINTS
• The Giant Isopod lives on the sea floor.
• The Giant Isopod can grow up to 40 centimeters in length.
Killer Whale
Orcinus orca

• Calf is a baby Killer Whale’s name.
• Killer Whales live in the sea.
• Killer Whales eat other whales and seals.
Killer Whale
Orcinus orca

• Baby Whales are called calves.
• Killer Whales eat seals, sea lions, and other marine life.
• Killer Whales live in the ocean.
Polar Bear
Ursus maritimus

• Polar bears have 5 sharp claws on each foot.
• Polar bears have one litter every two years.
• Polar bears will make a den if it gets too hot.
Beaver
Castor canadensis

• Beaver’s front teeth never stop growing.
• Beavers eat tree bark, grass, roots, twigs and lillies.
• Beavers live close to the forest.
Lynx
Lynx canadensis

• Lynxes have two fur coats.
• Lynxes eat squirrels and birds.
• Lynxes can build a den inside a log.
Canada Goose
Branta canadensis

• The Canada Goose is a large bird.
• The Canada Goose flies to southern US, and when it’s warm in Canada, they fly back.
• The Canada Goose likes to eat weeds.
Polar Bear
Ursus maritimus

• Polar Bears are big and furry.
• Polar Bears have no predators.
• Polar Bear babies are called cubs.