Animal Homes and Hangouts

Animal Homes and Hangouts book cover — Table of Contents Home Sweet Home 4 Prairie Dog Town 6 Termite Mound 8 Aardvark Burrow 10 Weaverbird Nest 12 Beehive 14 Weaver Ant Nest 16 Chimpanzee Nest 18 Beaver Lodge 20 Caddisﬂy Case 22 Hermit Crab Shell 24 Froghopper Froth 26 Engineered to Survive 28 Glossary 30 To Learn More 31 Index 32

Animal Homes and Hangouts — page 1 — Home Sweet Home Animals are engineered by nature to survive in their habitats They use adaptations or features to build homes and hangouts These places keep them safe from bad weather and dangerous predators They also give animals a place to rest and raise their young Some animals build tall mounds Others dig underground burrows Animals also use materials such as leaves and sticks to make shelters Some even carry their homes on their backs DID YOU KNOW Rabbits use their strong legs to dig burrows If they sense danger they race inside 4

Animal Homes and Hangouts — page 2 — A group of rabbit burrows is called a warren FAST FACT 5

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