Nature Trail

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A nature scientist studies plants and animals in their natural environment. They observe how different living things behave, what they eat, where they live, and how they depend on each other in nature

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1. Do not feed or tease animals 2. Do not damage trees, flowers, or plants 3. Do not throw garbage in the forest (Other rules include: no pets/weapons, no polythene bags, be careful in new places)

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An eagle has a sharp, curved beak and sharp claws that help it catch and hold its prey. The curved beak helps tear meat, while the sharp claws help grab and carry prey.

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A hornbill is called a hornbill because it has a headgear growing out of its forehead that looks like a horn. This special feature on top of its head makes it different from other birds.

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All insects have: 1. Three pairs of legs (6 legs total) 2. One pair of antennae to sense their surroundings 3. Body divided into three parts (head, thorax, abdomen) Some insects also have wings.

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Different beak shapes help birds eat different foods: - Sharp, curved beaks (eagles) = catch prey - Long, thin beaks (sunbird) = drink nectar from flowers - Short, strong beaks (sparrow) = crack seeds

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Fish have fins that help them swim through water. Their streamlined body shape helps them move easily, and they have gills to breathe underwater instead of lungs like land animals.

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1. Frogs - can jump on land and swim in water 2. Turtles - have webbed feet for swimming and can walk on land 3. Crocodiles/Gharials - swim in water and can move on land (These are called amphibious a