What are the two animals they are describing?

English

2 answers:

lorasvet [3.4K]1 year ago

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I’m sure it’s gorilla and lion

Vitek1552 [10]1 year ago

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Answer:

<h2>Animal 1 is a lion</h2><h2>Animal 2 is a gorilla</h2>

Explanation:

Animal 1 is a lion becuase 1, it says they live in the grassy plains in Africa. This eliminates the gorilla because that is in the jungle/forest. 2, it also says they eat baby elephants. Elephants don't eat elephants, they are herbivorous animals. This also takes out elephants. Leaving the lion to make the most sense.

Animal 2 is hard. I would say gorillas though. Both elephants and gorillas are herbivores, live in big groups, live in forests of Africa, and eat roots, plants and leaves. However, in the pictures above, it is assuming that the elephants refered to, don't live in the forest, but for the gorillas picture, they are in the forest. Leading me to believe it would be the gorilla.

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