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Monsters are special creatures that live up in the sky or inside stories. In picture books and movies, there are lots of monsters with scary faces or colorful looks. They don’t exist in real life, but it’s fun to see them in books and films! Try coming up with a monster story with your friends, or draw some pictures of them.

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There are no dinosaurs in zoos, because dinosaurs disappeared a very long time ago. But if you go to a museum, you can see dinosaur fossils! At a zoo, you can meet many animals that live today, so you’ll have a fun experience. Be sure to visit!

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The correct answer is “◯.” Pill bugs sometimes eat concrete, not just dead parts of plants and fallen leaves, in order to take in the calcium contained in concrete. This helps them supplement necessary nutrients.

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Watermelons may look like fruit, but botanically they are vining plants in the gourd family and are classified as vegetables. The distinction between fruits and vegetables can vary depending on cultivation methods and how they’re eaten; nutritionally they’re treated as fruit, while agriculturally they’re treated as vegetables.

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Foxes dig burrows in the soft, fluffy soil to make their homes. A mother fox and her kits live there. They don’t live up in trees, but underground it’s warm and safe. Foxes spend their time happily beneath the ground.

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In winter, bears enter a special kind of sleep called hibernation. However, that doesn’t mean they sleep the whole time. They lower their body temperature and heart rate to use less energy. During the winter, bears stay quietly in a safe place and wait for spring to arrive.

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Fish usually live in water, but there are also special fish that can leave the water. Lungfish can live actively both in water and on land, and flying fish can leap out of the water and glide through the air. So not all fish stay only in the water.