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It was reformatted for Bloom by Marlene Custer as part of the African Storybook Project, a Saide Initiative. The copyright is held by Wendy Parry, with terms allowing adaptation and reuse for non-commercial purposes, provided the copyright and credits are maintained. The text introduces various animals found in Uganda, described in simple English sentences suitable for young readers. Each animal description is followed by a question to engage the reader. Animals featured include giraffes, elephants, crocodiles, lions, the crested crane (the symbol of Uganda), and water buffalo. The descriptions highlight key physical characteristics and behaviours, such as the giraffe's long neck, the elephant's tusks and trunk, the crocodile's sharp teeth, the lion's mane, the crested crane's distinctive crown and legs, and the water buffalo's horns. The questions prompt readers to identify colours, locate specific features, or describe characteristics of the animals, fostering interactive learning about Uganda's fauna.","Animals of Uganda  \nEnglish Animal Stories  \nAnimals of Uganda  \nWriter: Wendy Parry Illustrations: Rob Owen Reformatted for Bloom by: Marlene Custer African Storybook Project  \nEnglish  \nA Saide Initiative--South African Institute for Distance Education [Source: www.africanstorybook.org](Source: www.africanstorybook.org)  \nEnglish  \nCopyright © 2015, Wendy Parry  \nYou may not use this work for commercial purposes. You may adapt and add to this work. You must keep the copyright and credits for authors, illustrators, etc.  \nThese are giraffes.  \nThey have very long necks.  \nThey eat leaves from tall trees.  \nWhat colour is a giraffe?  \nThis is an elephant.  \nThe males have white tusks. They have large ears .  \nElephants have long trunks. 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