Table of Contents Introduction Chapter 1The Gentle Giant Chapter 2 An Amazing Horse Chapter 3 A Few Suffolk Punch Facts Conclusion Nature's Great Wonders Author Bio Introduction “Majestic. Calm temperament. Hard worker. Beautiful. Energetic. Willing to serve.” *** The Suffolk Punch is an amazing horse with kind eyes and a willing spirit. However, unlike other horses, it is not well known. Have you ever heard of the Suffolk Punch before? Maybe not! This beautiful horse goes by many names like Suffolk Horse and Suffolk Sorrel. As a draft horse, they are tall, strong, and have a beautiful Chestnut coat. But the spelling of the color is different than you might think. Instead of Chestnut, it is spelled CHESNUT with a missing letter T. So, the color is Chesnut and not chestnut! As mentioned, the Suffolk Punch is a draft horse. This is a horse that “draws” or “hauls” something. It is also called a work horse or heavy horse, because it works hard and pulls heavy loads. However, these types of horses are strong, docile, easy to work with and very patient. The more recent history of the Suffolk Punch goes back many years to World War I. During those years, this horse became a work horse on big farms. One reason why farmers liked this horse so much was because of its personality. Their calm and patient nature was exactly what farmers needed to help them work better. Farmers also loved this horse because they are hard workers!

Introduction Over 175 million people visit a zoo each year. There are over 350 zoos in the United States. The largest zoo is the Berlin Zoological Gardens, which has 19,500 individual animals!

Introduction Canidae are a species of four legged mammals that are carnivorous, which means meat eating. The main species are wolves, jackals, foxes, coyotes, and dogs.

Introduction Turtles and tortoises both lay eggs, are cold blooded, and a reptile. They have lived on the Earth for over 215 million years!

Introduction Coral reefs are found on the coasts of most tropical oceans. They only take up about 1% of the ocean floor, but about 25% of all marine fish live there.

Introduction Marsupials are animals that have a pouch on the mother's belly, where she keeps her babies until they are developed. Most marsupials are found in Australia and New Guinea.

Introduction What a Giraffe Looks Like Where Giraffes Live What Giraffes Eat How Giraffes Drink How Giraffes Sleep Giraffes and Their Babies How Giraffes Talk Types of Giraffes Please Take Care of Me Come To Visit Me (at the Zoo) Some Interesting Facts Conclusion Publisher Introduction Giraffes are so adorable looking; people cannot help but love them. So let's go explore the African Savanna and learn about this amazing animal, the giraffe.

Table of Contents Introduction What are goats? Goats and humans What do goats eat? What Goats Look Like How do goats act? Pygmy Goats Australian Goats Boer Goats American LaMancha Goats Dwarf Goats Landrace Goats Alpine Goats Angora Goats Cashmere Goats Mountain Goats Conclusion Publisher Introduction Goats are very picky eaters, even though most people think they eat everything. Goats have been owned and used by humans for food and clothes for thousands of years. Sheep, antelope, and goats are all cousins.

Table of Contents Introduction What is a cheetah? How do cheetahs act? What do Cheetahs eat? Cheetah Babies What kinds of cheetahs are there? The history of cheetahs and humans Cheetahs and conservation Morphs and other differences among cheetahs Conclusion Publisher Introduction Cheetahs are the fastest land animal alive. They live mostly in Africa, and a few in Iran .Many use to live in Asia, but the growing number of people pushed them out of their habitat. Let's learn more about this amazing animal, the cheetah.

Introduction All animals have babies, some start out in an egg while others are carried in a pouch or in the mother's tummy until it is time to be born. Let's start with a fun fact, baby monkeys will make babbling noises like a human baby until they can learn to communicate.