Hi everyone,
The April issue of Chirp is all about reptiles. Here are some super-scaly jokes to keep you chuckling!
What do snakes write at the end of letters?
Love and hisses!
When does a lizard say “Moo”?
When it’s speaking a new language!
What do you call an alligator detective?
An investi-gator!
Do you know any reptile jokes?
Share them in the comments below.
-Ashley, chirpblog@owlkids.com
Hi readers,
The April issue of Chirp is full of REPTILE fun! Learn how snakes shed their skin in Look & Learn and make this Snake Sock Puppet craft with Sam and Sadie.
Send us a photo of you and your snake friend! We’ll try to print it in the magazine or put it up on the Chirp blog.
Happy crafting!
Jackie, chirpblog@owlkids.com
Hi readers,
Happy Reptile Awareness Day, everyone! Today is dedicated to all animals that are cold-blooded and scaly.
Let me introduce you to this cool fellow, the tuatara (say: TOO-uh-TAR-uh).
It lives in New Zealand and scientists call it “a living fossil”. Why? The tuatara’s closest relatives are a group of lizard-like reptiles that lived during the time of the dinosaurs. Experts say that this reptile hasn’t changed much in the last 225 million years. Other cool facts about the tuatara is that it can hold its breath for an hour (don’t try this at home!) and it can also live to be over 100 years old. Wow!
What’s your favourite reptile? Leave a comment below!
Talk soon,
Mandy, chickadeeblog@owlkids.com
P.S. Today is the last day to enter our blog-only Anna & Froga contest. Enter here!
