1. मैं रात में ही शिकार करता हूं और रात में ही उड़ता हूं। मेरा शिकार होते हैं- चूहे। मैं हूं कौन?
2. मैं दूसरों के घांेसलों में अपने अंडे देती हूं। पहचाना मैं कौन हूं?
3. मैं शिकारी पक्षी हूं और आसमान में काफी ऊंचाई में उड़ सकने का हुनर रखता हूं। तो बताओ मेरा नाम क्या है?
4. मुझे शांतिप्रिय पक्षी कहा जाता है। इस आधार पर पहचानिए मुझे।
5. मैं बहुत चतुर-चालाक पक्षी हूं। मैं पत्ती के दोनों तरफ छेद बना लेता हूं। फिर उसे सिलकर एक झूलेनुमा घोंसला तैयार कर लेता हूं। क्या आप मुझे जानते हो?
6. मेरे पास है एक घनी पूंछ, जिसमें प्रकृति ने दिए हैं कई रंग – नीला, हरा और सुनहरा। मुझे बारिश में नृत्य करना बहुत सुहाता है। पहचाना मुझे?
7. मुझे पानी बहुत पसंद है। मैं सुराहीदार गर्दन वाला एक बहुत सभ्य पक्षी हूं। बूझो मैं कौन हूं?
8. मेरे पास हैं चमकदार हरे रंगों वाले पंख और लाल-लाल चोंच। पहले मेरा नाम बताओ, फिर मैं अपना नाम याद करके रटूंगा।
9. मेरे पास है बहुत मजबूत चोंच, जिसके सहारे मैं पेड़ की टोह में गहरे तक जाकर कीट को ढूंढ निकालता हूं। बताओ मैं कौन हूं?
10. मैं रंग में काला हूं। आप मुझे प्रतिदिन पेड़ों की शाखाओं पर बैठा हुआ देख सकते हैं या फिर किसी भी बिल्डिंग की छत पर।

नहीं पहचान पाये न, लीजिये हम ही अपना परिचय हमारे फोटो के साथ बता देते है, हम है  -

1. उल्लू	2. कोयल
3. चील	4. डव
5. कौआ	6. मोर
7. हंस	8. तोता
9. कठफोड़वा	10. हमिंगबर्ड

Cats are very good hunters and use their strong, sharp claws and teeth to grab and hold their prey. In the wild, cats feed on mice, birds and other small animals.
Senses

Cats see and hear extremely well. They can see in the dark and hear many sounds that humans are not able to hear. To feel their way round, cats use their whiskers.
Cat Language

Cats say ‘meow’. If they feel very comfortable, they purr. If a cat is angry, it wags its tail, lowers its ears, and hisses or growls. Just watch your cat: eyes, ears, tail and body posture tell you a lot about how your cat feels.

Five Little Kittens!

Things your cat needs

Food and Water –
There are many different sorts of food. Ask your vet or pet shop for assistance. Make sure that your cat always has a bowl of fresh water. Cats never drink where they eat, so put the water bowl at least one metre away from the food bowl.

A litter box and litter – Keep the litter box clean or you will soon have some stinky corners in your living room

A Domestic Cat

A carrier -
You’ll have to see the vet from time to time. If you have to transport a cat, always use a carrier.

A place to sleep -
This can be a fancy cat’s bed, the carrier or just an old cushion or blanket.

Toys -
Pet shops have lots of toys for cats, but even rolled-up wads of paper make nice toys. The most important thing is that you take your time to play with your cat.

Scratching post -
A cat needs to scratch its claws and if you don’t have a post, your furniture will suffer.

1. 3 out of 10 Dalmation dogs suffer from hearing loss due to inbreeding.
2. A chameleon’s tongue is twice the length of its body.
3. A cockroach can survive for about a week without its head before dying of starvation.
4. A cow gives nearly 200,000 glasses of milk in her lifetime.
5. A dog’s sense of smell is 1,000 times stronger than humans.
6. A giant squid’s eyes have a diameter of 15 inches which are the largest of any animal.
7. A goldfish is the only animal that can see infrared and ultraviolet light.
8. A mosquito has 47 teeth.
9. A newborn kangaroo is about 1 inch in length.
10. A snail can sleep for 3 years.
11. A woodpecker can peck 20 times per second.
12. An albatross can sleep while flying.
13. An electric eel can produce a shock of up to 650 volts.
14. Armadillos, opossums, and sloth’s spend about 80% of their lives sleeping.
15. Camels have three eyelids to protect themselves from blowing sand.
16. Cojo, the 1st gorilla born in captivity, was born at the Columbus, Oho Zoo in 1956 and weighed 3 1/4 pounds.
17. Dragonflies are one of the fastest insects, flying 50 to 60 mph.
18. Elephants have been known to remain standing after they die.
19. Every year, $1.5 billion is spent on pet food. This is four times the amount spent on baby food.
20. Giraffes have no vocal cords.
21. Hummingbird’s consume half of their weight in food daily.
22. Humpback whales create the loudest sound of any living creature.
23. In 1872, a virus epidemic killed a quarter of all the horses in the United States.
24. It takes a lobster about seven years to grow to be one pound.
25. Large kangaroos can cover over 30 feet with each jump.
26. Male seahorses produce offspring.
27. Mosquitos are attracted most to the color blue.
28. Of all known forms of animals life ever to inhabit the Earth, only about 10 percent still exist today.
29. On average, pigs live for about 15 years.
30. Polar Bears are capable of jumping as high as 6 feet and can run as fast as 25mph.
31. Research indicates that mosquitoes are attracted to people who have recently eaten bananas.
32. Sharks apparently are the only animals that never get sick. They are immune to every type of disease including cancer.
33. Some frogs are able to be frozen and then thawed, and continue living.
34. The ‘crosshairs’ of gun sights were made of spider web filaments until the 1960’s.
35. The African Elephant has a gestation period of 22 months while a short-nosed bandicoot gestates for 12 days.
36. The ears of a cricket are located on the front legs, just below the knee.
37. The fastest bird, the spine-tailed swift, can fly as fast as 106mph.
38. The heart of a shrimp is located in its head.
39. The mortality rate if bitten by a Black Mambo snake is over 95%.
40. The sex organ on a male spider is located at the end of one of its legs.
41. The whale shark has over 4,000 teeth. Each tooth is only 3mm long.
42. There are 701 types of pure breed dogs.

1. A bear can run at the speed of up to 48 kilometers per hour (30 miles per hour).
2. A cat’s tail points straight upwards when subjected to an electric current of a minimum of 50 volts.
3. A crocodile is unable to stick out its tongue.
4. A hippopotamus is capable of remaining under water for a maximum of 30 minutes.
5. A Woodpecker is capable of pecking up to 20 times per second.
6. All earthworms have five pairs of hearts.
7. All polar bears are left handed animals.
8. At birth the weight of a blue baby whale is up to 7 tons.
9. Baby hippopotamuses are born under-water.
10. Beavers are bale to hold their breath underwater for a record of 45 minutes at a stretch.
11. Both, the skin and fur of the tigers is striped.
12. Each ear of a cat contains 32 muscles.
13. Elephants spend up to 23 hours in a day eating.
14. In order to protect their eyes from the blowing sands, all camels have three eyelids.
15. In order to strain the water out of their food, the flamingoes prefer eating with their heads upside down.
16. Penguins can jump as high as 6 feet into the air.
17. The ancestors of the kangaroos lived in trees.
18. The butterflies taste their food with their feet, which is where their taste sensors exist.
19. The Chameleon can look at two objects in the opposite directions at a time. This is because each eye focuses separately.
20. The flap of the skin between the toes is used by the flying frog to glide in the air.
21. The Humming Bird is the smallest bird in the world and weighs about 1 gram.
22. The length of the chameleon’s tongue equals the length of its body.
23. The maximum lifespan of a frog used to be 40 years.
24. The only animal that cannot jump is the elephant.
25. The only two animals that cannot walk backwards are emus and kangaroos.
26. The snakes can also see through their eyelids.
27. The tongue of a giraffe is blue and can extend to more than 40cm.
28. There are eight varying species of tree kangaroos.