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OCELOTS Pre-K - Kindergarten

Ocelots have white, tan or reddish gray fur.  Their fur has brown spots outlined in black.  Their ears are black with a white or yellow spot.  These spots are called flashes. 

Ocelots have 1-2 babies in a litter.  After they grow up, they move away from their family.  They live alone most of the time.

 

Pre-K - KINDERGARTEN:

1.  What does Ocelot fur  look like?

a.  Stripes outlined in black

b.  Stripes outlined in black

c.  Spots outlined in pink

d.  Stripes outlined in pink

 

2.  What color(s) are Ocelot ears?

a.  White, black & yellow

b.  Green

c.  Red

        

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	As seen on: ABC, NBC, Fox... Anderson Cooper 360 Animal Planet Brighthouse Cat Fancy CNN Cox Radio Stations Dateline NBC Discovery Channel Glamour Magazine History Channel Jack Hannah Show	Newsweek New York Times Oprah Magazine People Magazine Sports Illustrated Today Show US News & World Report Washington Post & more	CFC #10766
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