Foxes are members of the dog family that can live up to 14 years in both towns and countryside. They are mostly active at night, hiding food to eat later and can run up to 30 miles per hour. Wolves live in packs in Europe, Asia and North America, running fast and far with sharp teeth and strong bodies to eat meat. Bears are found on multiple continents and mostly brown, red-brown or black with broad heads, large bodies and short legs/tails, able to climb and swim well while eating both plants and meat.
2. • The fox is a member of the
dog family.
• Foxes can live up to 14 years.
• They can live anywhere, in
towns or the countryside.
• Foxes are mostly active at
night.
• They hide food to eat later.
• A fox can run 30 miles per
hour.
3. • Wolves are found in Europe, Asia and North America.
• They live in small groups that are called packs.
• Wolves can run very fast and far.
• They have sharp teeth and strong bodies.
• Wolves eat meat.
4. • Bears are found in North America, South America, Europe,
and Asia.
• Most bears are brown, red-brown, or black.
• Bears have broad heads, large bodies, and short legs and
tails.
• They can climb and swim very well.
• Bears eat plants and meat.
