Rabbits and hares like to live in open grassy places all over the world in burrows. All rabbits and hares eat grass, plants being one of their favourites. Rabbits and hares are all different colours grey etc. Their families are big up to fifteen in one family. They can grow up to the size of a fully-grown cat.

Pigeons have to catch their own food but some of the food is polluted

and they die because of the pollution. The pollution starts to spread and kill everything and all of natures creatures.

The hedgehog is Britain’s only spiny mammal. The upper parts of the head and body are covered in short, yellow-tipped spines. Adults may have up to 5000 spines. The rest of the body is covered with brown fur, and the hedgehog has a short tail.

Squirrels body length is 23-30cm the weight of an adult is 450-650g. Grey squirrels are distinguished from the red squirrels by their grey fur, smaller ear tufts and their larger, more robust build. Grey squirrels sit with their large bushy tail arched over the back. The body fur moults twice a year.

A squirrel trying to

Catch food in the

Woods

A squirrel looking for

Somewhere to build a

Home for him and his

Family.

A squirrel eating his

Nuts in the morning

Before he goes to

Look for more food.