[Get Excited!] True or False Quiz You Can Enjoy at a Daycare!

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Pandas are popular for their cute black-and-white appearance. In fact, their tails are white. Some people might be surprised to learn this. Having a white tail is one of the panda’s characteristics. If you get the chance, visit a zoo and take a look at their tails.

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Newly born hermit crabs are extremely small at around 2 millimeters and have soft bodies. They look like shrimp and do not yet wear shells that fit them. After molting several times, they begin living near the seabed and take up shells. As hermit crabs grow through successive molts, they go about their lives by finding appropriate shells each time.

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Rabbits like carrots, but they’re actually more like a treat. Rabbits mainly eat vegetables and hay. Because carrots are sweet, eating a lot of them can be bad for their health, so please be careful when giving them.

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Pedestrians may cross the crosswalk when the green signal is lit. Raising a hand to ensure safety is recommended, but it is not necessary to come to a full stop when the light is green. Be sure to stop at a red light, and when it turns green, proceed with caution.

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Camels primarily inhabit arid deserts and semi-arid regions. The humps of camels store fat, which serves as an energy source in harsh environments where food and water are scarce. By storing fat in their humps, camels can regulate body temperature and retain moisture, enabling them to endure prolonged, severe conditions.

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There are various theories about the origin of counting rabbits with the counter “wa” (feather), but in old Japan, people had the custom of considering rabbits as a kind of bird, so they were counted as “1 wa, 2 wa.” Nowadays, using “wa” has become rare, and rabbits are typically counted as “1 hiki, 2 hiki.”

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Bears are animals that eat just about anything, and they love fruit too. Especially in autumn, they eat plenty of nuts and fruit to store energy for their winter sleep. Because fruit is tasty, it’s also one of the important foods that helps keep bears healthy and energetic.