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    The document describes various nocturnal animals and what they do at night. Owls look and listen before swooping in to catch prey. Scorpions lift their stingers, ready to attack. Raccoons scamper around logs searching for any available food. Bats fly around squeaking through their noses. Leopards hunt alone, using their glowing eyes to see well. Frogs lay eggs in pools during rainstorms. Mice look for seeds and scamper in grass. As the sun rises, the nighttime animals sleep after their busy night.

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    The document describes various nocturnal animals and what they do at night. Owls look and listen before swooping in to catch prey. Scorpions lift their stingers, ready to attack. Raccoons scamper around logs searching for any available food. Bats fly around squeaking through their noses. Leopards hunt alone, using their glowing eyes to see well. Frogs lay eggs in pools during rainstorms. Mice look for seeds and scamper in grass. As the sun rises, the nighttime animals sleep after their busy night.

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    The Nighttime Animals

    Uploaded by

    Umi
    The document describes various nocturnal animals and what they do at night. Owls look and listen before swooping in to catch prey. Scorpions lift their stingers, ready to attack. Raccoons scamper around logs searching for any available food. Bats fly around squeaking through their noses. Leopards hunt alone, using their glowing eyes to see well. Frogs lay eggs in pools during rainstorms. Mice look for seeds and scamper in grass. As the sun rises, the nighttime animals sleep after their busy night.

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    THE NIGHTTIME ANIMALS

    PAGE 1
    The sun sets.
    The nighttime animals wake up.
    It’s time to eat.

    PAGE 2
    OWL
    Owls look and listen.
    Then they swoop in to catch an animal.

    PAGE 3
    SCORPION
    Scorpions lift their stringers.
    They are ready to attack.

    PAGE 4
    RACCOONS
    Raccoons scamper around the logs.
    They will eat any food they can find.

    PAGE 5
    BATS
    Bats fly around at night.
    They squeak through their noses.

    PAGE 6
    LEOPARDS
    A leopard hunts alone.
    Its glowing eyes can see very well.
    PAGE 7
    FROGS
    Raindrops are falling.
    Frogs lay their eggs in a fresh springtime pool.

    PAGE 8
    MOUSE
    Mouse look for seeds.
    They scamper in grass.

    PAGE 9
    The sun rises.
    The nighttime animals sleep.
    Its been a busy night.

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