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Question
Look at the pictures given below and talk about their habitat (living place, food, family, etc.)
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Solution
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It is a small family. They have one boy and one daughter. They are sitting at the table. They are found counting the coins. |
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We find a mother tiger and her cub. The cub are lying very close to its mother in her warmth. The mother is seriously looking somewhere. We find a Gorilla with her cub. The mother is caring her cub very much. |
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