I am a horse. I have a long tail and a shiny coat. I have strong legs. I can run very fast. I eat grass, hay, and apples. I live in a stable. I say neigh! neigh! My baby is called a foal. I can pull carts and help on farms. I love to run in open fields.

The giraffe is the tallest land animal. It has a long neck and long legs. Giraffes eat leaves from tall trees, especially acacia trees. Their long tongues help them pull the leaves. Giraffes live in Africa. They can run fast and have excellent eyesight. Giraffes sleep for short times during the day and night. Each giraffe has a different pattern of spots. These spots help them hide in the wild.

Zebras are wild animals that live in Africa. They are best known for their black and white stripes, which help them hide in tall grass and confuse predators. No two zebras have the same stripe pattern—each one is unique! Zebras are herbivores, which means they eat only plants like grass and leaves. They live in groups called herds, which help protect them from lions and other predators. Zebras can run very fast to escape danger, sometimes up to 65 kilometers (40 miles) per hour. They also use their strong teeth and hooves to defend themselves when needed.

I am a cow. I have four legs and a long tail. I have two horns on my head. My baby is called a calf. I eat grass, hay, and grains. I give you milk to drink. People make butter, cheese, and yogurt from my milk. I say moo when I want attention. I live on farms and in fields. I am gentle and kind.