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Animals of Europe

By Andrea Perez

Illustrated by Google images

A ....................................................4-5

B ....................................................6-7

C ....................................................8-9

D .................................................10-11

E .................................................12-13

F .................................................14-15

G ................................................16-17

H ................................................18-19

I .................................................20-21

J .................................................22-23

K ................................................24-25

L ................................................26-27

M ...............................................28-29

N ...............................................30-31

O ...........................................32-33

P ...........................................34-35

Q ...........................................36-37

R ...........................................38-39

S ...........................................40-41

T ...........................................42-43

U ...........................................44-45

V ...........................................46-47

W ..........................................48-49

X ...........................................50-51

Y ...........................................52-53

Transition to Z .........................54-55

Z ...........................................56-57

Glossary..................................58

Index .....................................59

Arctic Foxes have thick, heavy fur that protects 

them from the cold. Their fur is white in the 

winter, but in the summer their fur turns 

brown!

Brown bears live in the mountains and forests 

of Europe, but you can find them in Asia, 

Canada, and America too! During the winter, 

brown bears hibernate until spring. That way, 

they won't have to look for food in the cold 

snow!  

Chameleons are reptiles, and they come from 

Southern Europe, Africa, and Asia. They can be 

very big, or tiny (the size of your thumb!). 

Some chameleons can even change colors to 

blend into their surroundings.

Dormice are small, wild mice that live in 

forests. Just like the big brown bear, the 

dormouse also hibernates during the winter 

and doesn't wake up until late spring.  

English Cocker Spaniels are a medium sized 

dog that comes from England. They have 

floppy 

ears and shiny, wavy fur. They used to be used 

as hunting dogs, but now they're usually just 

couch potatoes. 

The Red-Footed Falcon lives in Eastern Europe 

and Asia, and migrate to Africa in the winter. 

These birds are soon to be endangered 

because people are cutting down the trees 

where they live! 

The Gray Long-Eared Bat is named for is big 

ears that make him easy to identify from other 

kinds of bats. They eat moths and are 

nocturnal, like most bats are.

Camargue horses are named after the city they 

are from in France. People like these horses 

because they are a pretty light gray, almost 

white color when they are adults. 

The Iberian Wolf is from Spain and Portugal. 

They used to be a very endangered species, 

but they were able to bounce back. They like 

to 

live in mountains with their wolf family.

Jack Russell Terriers are working dogs. They 

used to protect the chickens from foxes, but 

now they are mostly family friends.   

The Kingfisher is a small or medium sized bird 

that lives close to the water. They live near the 

water because they love to eat fish!

The Ladoga Seal lives in the cold icy waters of 

Russia. They are named Ladoga Seals because 

they live in only one Russian lake, called Lake 

Ladoga.

The European Mink likes to live close to rivers 

that won't freeze in the winter so that they can 

eat fish and water bugs all year. 

The Norwegian Lemming likes to live in places 

that are close to water. They like to eat plants 

like grass and moss.   

Otters are small animals that live both in the 

water and on land. They eat mostly fish. They 

even have webbed feet, like a duck, so that 

they can swim really well! 

Puffins are funny little birds that eat fish. They 

hunt by diving into the water when they see 

fish and grabbing them with their beaks. 

Quail are fairly small birds. They kind of look 

like small brown chickens, but unlike chickens, 

Quail can fly, and have long wings.    

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