🕵️ Spot the Fake
Real or Fake?
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Some of these animal facts are real and some are made up. Circle your answer for each one.
- 1.“The Anglerfish fishes with a glowing lure that grows right out of its own forehead.”REAL / FAKE
- 2.“The Anglerfish shoots its prey out of the air with a high-speed jet of water, like a living water gun.”REAL / FAKE
- 3.“The Basilisk Lizard is the only mammal on Earth that can truly fly.”REAL / FAKE
- 4.“The Archerfish glues the drained corpses of its victims onto its own back, building a tower of bodies taller than itself.”REAL / FAKE
- 5.“The Axolotl can regrow its legs, heart, spine, eyes and even parts of its brain.”REAL / FAKE
- 6.“The Assassin Bug can regrow its legs, heart, spine, eyes and even parts of its brain.”REAL / FAKE
- 7.“The Aye-Aye is a nocturnal lemur from the island of Madagascar.”REAL / FAKE
- 8.“The Basilisk Lizard can sprint straight across the top of the water without sinking.”REAL / FAKE
- 9.“The Aye-Aye can sprint straight across the top of the water without sinking.”REAL / FAKE
- 10.“The Assassin Bug glues the drained corpses of its victims onto its own back, building a tower of bodies taller than itself.”REAL / FAKE
- 11.“The Axolotl is a nocturnal lemur from the island of Madagascar.”REAL / FAKE
- 12.“The Archerfish shoots its prey out of the air with a high-speed jet of water, like a living water gun.”REAL / FAKE
🔑 Teacher answer key
- 1. REAL — True — the Anglerfish really fishes with a glowing lure that grows right out of its own forehead.
- 2. FAKE — Fake — that's the Archerfish, not the Anglerfish.
- 3. FAKE — Fake — that's the Bat, not the Basilisk Lizard.
- 4. FAKE — Fake — that's the Assassin Bug, not the Archerfish.
- 5. REAL — True — the Axolotl really can regrow its legs, heart, spine, eyes and even parts of its brain.
- 6. FAKE — Fake — that's the Axolotl, not the Assassin Bug.
- 7. REAL — True — the Aye-Aye really is a nocturnal lemur from the island of Madagascar.
- 8. REAL — True — the Basilisk Lizard really can sprint straight across the top of the water without sinking.
- 9. FAKE — Fake — that's the Basilisk Lizard, not the Aye-Aye.
- 10. REAL — True — the Assassin Bug really glues the drained corpses of its victims onto its own back, building a tower of bodies taller than itself.
- 11. FAKE — Fake — that's the Aye-Aye, not the Axolotl.
- 12. REAL — True — the Archerfish really shoots its prey out of the air with a high-speed jet of water, like a living water gun.
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