Oviparous Animals
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
PENGUINS' EGGS ARE COOL!
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PENGUINS CARRY THEIR EGGS ON THEIR FEET.
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PENGUINS EAT FISH.
Photo by Andi Smith
PLATYPUS ARE OVIPAROUS
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PLATYPUS EGGS LIVE IN A NEST.
PLATYPUS CAN LIVE FOR MORE THAN 12 YEARS IN THE WILD.
Photo by Kenny Easwaran
OWLS ARE OVIPAROUS
Photo by Marie Hale
OWLS LAY BETWEEN 1 AND 13 EGGS.
Photo by Forest & Kim
THERE ARE MORE THAN 150 SPECIES OF OWLS.
Photo by Dave Govoni
OWLS FLY AT NIGHT AND SLEEP DURING THE DAY.
Photo by mrreynolds
SWAN EGGS ARE WHITE.
Photo by Jason and Ali
THE SWANS ARE THE LARGEST FLYING BIRDS.
Photo by Keith Marshall
SWANS FEED IN THE WATER AND ON LAND.
Photo by L.C.Nøttaasen
