cruising the continents historical landmarks native plants and animals
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Cruising the Continents
Historical Landmarks
Native Plants and Animals
Animals of North America
• The buffalo lives in North America.
Plants of North America
• Corn is often grown in North America
Landmark of North America
• The Statue of Liberty is an historical landmark of North America.
• You could park a car inside the trees
• in the Redwood forest in California.
Scenes from North America
Scenes from North America
• Fall scenery in the East is very beautiful!
Scenes from North America
• Beautiful beaches of Florida are a favorite for family vacations.
Animals of South America
• Monkeys live in South America.
Plants of South America
• Bananas are often grown in South America
Landmark of South America
• The Machu Picchu is a landmark of
South America. It is an ancient city in Peru.
South America is full ofbeautiful views of cities...
and mountains.
Animals of Asia
• The Panda lives in Asia
Plants of Asia
• Rice is often grown in Asia.
• The Great Wall of China is a landmark of Asia.
Landmark of Asia
The Taj Mahal is located in India, a country in Asia
Animals of Africa
• Lions live in Africa.
Plants of Africa
• Peanuts are grown in Africa.
Landmark of Africa
• The Pyramids are found in Africa.
Elephants roam the plains of Africa.
Animals of Europe
• Reindeer are native to Europe.
Plants of Europe
• The Olive Tree grows in Europe.
Landmark of Europe
• The Eiffel Tower is found in Europe.
The Abbay of Ettal is in Germany, a country in Europe
Animal of Australia
• The kangaroo lives in Australia.
Plants of Australia
• The eucalyptus tree grows in Australia.
Landmark of Australia
• The Sydney Opera house is found in Australia.
A beautiful waterfall in the outback of Australia
Animals of Antarctica
• Penguins live in Antarctica.
Plants of Antarctica
• Moss grows in Antarctica.
Landmark of Antarctica
• Quonset huts are used in Antarctica.
Antarctica is full of snow-covered mountains.
It’s a beautiful world!!!North America
South America
Asia
Africa
Europe
Australia
Antarctica