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BOBCATS Pre-K - Kindergarten

Bobcats have fur that is gray or brown in color.  The fur on their belly is white.  They have spots and short tails.  Males are usually larger than females.

Baby bobcats are called kittens.  They usually have 2 to 3 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.  Bobcats have spots and the color of their fur can be which of the following?

a.  Gray

b.  Buff Brown

c.  Yellow-Brown

d.  Reddish-Brown

e.  All of the above

2.  What is a baby Bobcat called?

a.  Kitten

b.  Cub

c.  Infant

d.  Toddler

 

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