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Antelope: Antilocapra americana is a species of animal endemic to western and central North America.  It is the only extant species of the family Antilocapridae.Adult males are 1.3-1.5 m long from nose to tail, 81–104 cm (32–41 in) tall at the shoulder, and weigh 36–70 kg (79–154 lb).  Females are the same height as males but weigh 41–50 kg (90–110 lb).  Legs have two claws, no hypotenuse.  Body temperature is 38 °C (100 °F)

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Penguins, also known as winged penguins (order Sphenisciformes, family Spheniscidae - taken from the genus Spheniscus meaning cuneiform) are a group of flightless water birds. They are found almost exclusively in the Southern Hemisphere, with only one species, the Galápagos penguin, found north of the equator. Well-adapted to life in the water, penguins have contrasting plumage of light and dark patches and flippers for swimming. Most penguins eat krill, fish, squid, and other forms of marine life they catch while swimming underwater. They spend about half of their lives on land and the other half in the sea.

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Although not the only creature living in Antarctica, penguins are a typical creature of the world's South Pole that is not found in any other land. Depending on the source of food in the ocean, how to nest and raise young, they will live in separate places such as Antarctica or sub-Antarctica, etc. Among penguins, Emperor Penguins are large birds. The heaviest and heaviest of all penguins living and endemic to Antarctica. Males and females have similar plumage and size, reaching 122 cm in height and 22 to 45 kg in weight. Their heads and backs are black, their bellies and legs white, their chests pale yellow, and their ears bright yellow.

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Penguins are only found in Southern hemisphere, they are a group ò aquatic flightless bird. The largest living species is the emperor penguin on average, adults are about 1.1 m tall and weight 35 kg. The smallest penguin species is the little blue penguin also known as the fairy penguin which stands around 33 cm tall and weighs 1 kg. Some prehistoric penguin species were enormous: as tall or heavy as an adult human.

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Where does is live
The European brown bear is a subspecies of the brown bear. The natural resources are all of Europe, European Russia, the Urals and Western Siberia. Because of hunting in the past centuries, the populations are very depleted. Wild animals can still be found in the Cantabrian Mountains in northern Spain, in the Pyrenees, in southern Scandinavia, in Abruzzo in central Italy, in northern Italy and in Austria, in the Western Balkans, in the Carpathians, in Bulgaria and in European Russia.
What they eat
A European brown bear’s diet is made up of a mixture of grasses, berries, sedges, fungi, mosses, nuts, fruit, honey, insects, birds and fish.
Habitat
Mountain woodland
Threats
Hunting and habitat loss

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The lemur is a primate found only on the island of Madagascar, on the east coast of South Africa. There are a total of 30 different species of lemur and all are endemic to Madagascar. Madame Berthe's lemur, weighing only 30g, is the world's smallest primate. Indri or Babakoto is the largest living lemur, weighing up to 9.5 kg. Lemurs are social animals and live in groups. Lemurs use high-pitched calls and scents to communicate with each other. They have extreme hearing and sense of smell. Lemurs are one of the most intelligent animals in the world. The lemur's diet consists of fruits, nuts, leaves, and flowers.

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Gray crowned crane
Standing 1 meter tall and weighing more than 4 kg, the gray crowned crane is a large bird that inhabits the savannas, rivers and swamps of East and South Africa. The most striking feature of this great African bird is the golden tip of the feathers. The plumage is mostly gray with a light gray neck and black and white wings. They also have an attractive bright red leather pouch underneath their beak. The courtship of the gray-crowned crane is the most distinctive among birds. They dance and use attractive calls to attract a mate. With 2-5 eggs per nest, the gray-crowned crane is the most prolific of most other birds in the Gruidae family. The gray-crowned crane is an omnivore, eating insects, lizards, grass, seeds, fish, and amphibians.

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The mandrill is the largest monkey in the world. They have a body length of 63 to 86 cm and weigh up to 38 kg. The mandrill lives in the rainforests and subtropical forests of West-Central Africa. The mandrill is an extremely social animal and they live in large groups of up to 200 members. In addition to color and size, the long fangs are another distinctive feature of the Mandrill. They can be up to 6.5 cm long. Mandrill monkeys use their huge fangs to intimidate predators. Mandrill monkeys are active during the day and use their cheek cavities to store food. They are omnivores and eat fruit, seeds, insects, eggs and worms.

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- Koala bear are found along the East coast and South main island.
- Their main diet is the leaves and young shoots of eucalyptus trees.  This is a leaf that has very few nutrients and is extremely difficult to digest
-Koala very rare drink water, in Aboriginal language "koala" means not drinking water.  Therefore, we rarely drink water, because we believe that koalas retain moisture in their bodies from eating leaves.
- Koala bears are mainly nocturnal, they sleep during the day and stay awake at night to feed, but in fact their sleep time lasts from 18-20 hours / day, so they will not have night or day.  And when koalas wake up when they've had enough sleep, they'll go looking for food.  it lives in herds

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Deer in Great Britain refers to deer species found in Great Britain. Currently, there are all 06 species of deer living in the wild in this foggy country.They eat flowers, shoots, shrubs in the forests, making many species of birds unable to survive. Deer in the UK usually live in herds of 5-7, some have dozens of them. Deer in the UK like to live in grasslands, open forests and places near lakes, rivers, streams ... where there are many leaves and young grass. Deer are weak animals, always the prey of many carnivores such as tigers, leopards, etc., so they have a habit of foraging at night.

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South America has a famous animal, dolphins, dolphins live in the waters of South America, especially in the waters of Brazil, they eat smaller animals, plankton and they live in groups. Every day they swim, play and hunt for food, they are very gentle and friendly animals to humans.

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Wildebeest, although looking like cows, belongs to the antelope family. There are two main species: the black wildebeest and the blue wildebeest. Both species are found only in Africa in forests and plains. Wildebeest can reach a length of 2.43m and weigh up to 275 kg. They live in large herds. Between May and June, when food becomes scarce, wildebeest migrate north. The migratory group may include 1.2-1.5 million wildebeest. Thousands of zebras and antelopes also accompany them. While migrating, they can travel from 965 to 1600 km. Wildebeest are herbivores that mainly eat short grass.

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The kangaroos come from Australia. The kangaroo jumps with its strong legs. Their food is mainly fungi, plants, insects, ...Their food is mainly fungi, plants, insects, ..

When in danger, the kangaroo often leans on its sturdy tail, uses its hind legs with sharp claws to kick enemies up or hugs the enemy with its front legs, suffocating or pressing. into the water and drowned to death.

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Gray squirrels (genus carolinensis) are native to North America, where they are known as eastern gray squirrels [1] (to distinguish them from western gray squirrels). They eat large seeds, flowers, buds, fruits, fungi, some insects and sometimes bird eggs. They were first introduced into Britain in a coordinated fashion in 1876, and through rapidly growing populations and deeper introductions, they spread to the rest of the UK in the early 20th century. Eastern gray squirrels were introduced to mainland Europe in 1948 and were quickly taken advantage of by different food sources, European habitats and lack of predators for gray squirrels.

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The bald eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) is a top bird of prey in North America.  It is the national bird and symbol of the United States.The bald eagle was on the verge of extinction in the continental United States, while thriving in Alaska and Canada.The food of bald eagles is fish.  Its extremely good eyesight allows it to detect fish, even on sunny days because of the fact that its eyes have a bony ridge just above it to cover up the sun.By the end of the 20th century, the bald eagle was on the verge of extinction in the continental United States, while thriving in Alaska and Canada.  Populations of this species have since recovered and stabilized, so they were removed from the U.S. government's list of endangered species and placed on the threatened species list on July 12, 1995, and  was subsequently removed from the endangered and threatened wildlife lists in 48 states in the continental United States on June 28, 2007.is a large bird of prey, the female being larger than the male with a wingspan that can be up to 8 ft (2.5 m).  They have a white head and neck, brown body, and white tail feathers, but their plumage does not develop until they are about 5 years old.

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The coyote is a small and medium-sized wolf native to North America, much smaller than its close relative, the gray wolf, with an average weight of only 7-20 kg.  According to actual records, the largest known coyote weighed 34 kg, it was a male wolf and was discovered in Wyoming, USA in 1937.They are distributed only in North America.[2]  This is a small herd predator, they are slender in appearance, smaller than gray wolves but agile and resourceful in hunting, are skilled and respectable predators on the steppe  North America.Most of the time coyotes live in groups and occupy a certain area, coyotes live in abundance in the fields of North America and in Alaska.The coyote is also known as one of the most impressive howling mammals of the North American continent, this species purrs and their sounds can be heard far away, the coyote.  does not bark like a domestic dog, but only makes a horrible, mysterious and terrifying howl.  This howl has the effect of attracting mates and scaring opponents and other effects.In the Chicago area, the coyotes of Chicago are carnivores and they have adapted to urban life in large industrial areas, with hundreds or even more than a thousand coyotes living in urban areas.  town of Chicago.  Wolves are ubiquitous, including living in parks or many others living in industrial areas or interspersed between residential or commercial areas.  Coyotes living in urban areas can live better than wolves in the country, they have a 60% chance of living more than a year compared to a 30% chance of living in the countryside.Some old, sick wolves even infiltrated farms and attacked livestock such as sheep and goats and caused panic among people about the legend of demonic monsters that sucked the blood of goats.It is a traumatic event that Canadian musical talent Taylor Mitchell at the age of 19 was suddenly attacked by two coyotes while walking and died from her injuries, one of them  The wolf was shot down by the security guard, the other one escaped.In terms of size, the coyote has a small size, it is only as small as a small domestic dog in Southeast Asia, with a body size of 9-22 kg, an average of 14 kg.  Outwardly, they are slender and very agile, with a narrow snout and pointed ears.

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1. Research about at least 3 animals living in your assigned continent.
Be reminded of the information in your fact file as follows:

Where does it live?

What does it eat?

Does it live in families or groups?
What is its daily life like?

2. Then, write your research here.