JENNY - I found an interesting web site about animals. It has all kinds of interesting information about strange animals. For example, I read about a four-eyed fish.
KAREN - A four-eyed fish? That sounds like something from another planet.
JENNY - The fish, which usually swims along the surface of the water, uses two eyes to look above water and two to look below water. That way it can look for food and watch out for predators at the same time.
KAREN - What other animals did you learn about?
JENNY - There was an article about a spider that lives under the water.
KAREN - Doesn’t it drown?
JENNY - No. The spider builds a little house under the water. The house, which is filled with air, is also used to hide and wait for prey.
KAREN - That’s weird.
JENNY - They also have an article about the Bombardier Beetle.
KAREN - A beetle that’s a bomb?
JENNY - Well, sort of. When threatened the beetle shoots out a hot liquid, which is made with chemicals stored in its body.
KAREN - Wow! Those are some strange animals.
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