A. look alike
B. flake off
C. grow near
D. depend on
A. awkward
B. clever
C. lazy
D. sharp
A. sleep more
B. gain friends
C. develop fully
D. become wiser
A. bumpy
B. certain
C. gravel
D. unknown
A. drowsy
B. humorous
C. imaginary
D. savage
A. bruise
B. hole
C. sadness
D. trail
A. cut apart
B. carried over
C. stuck together
D. passed through
A. facts about cougars
B. where most cougars live
C. the cougar's hunting skills
D. how cougars raise their young
A. fur coat.
B. whiskers.
C. sweat glands.
D. body temperature.
A. crocodile
B. hawk
C. lion
D. wolf
A. adults
B. animals
C. babies
D. reptiles
A. "Like all of their cat relatives, cougars have whiskers."
B. "These sensitive hairs are also called vibrissae (vy BRIHS ee)."
C. "The cougar uses whiskers to gather information through touch."
D. "They grow on either side of the animal's nose and mouth, above the eyes, and sometimes on the chin."