1. Approximately how many islands are there? 2. How does the sloth solve the problem of the deep water between the location n he wants to get 3. The entire world p population of pygmy sloths is found in an area approximately how large? 4. How many dragons are found on the island? What are the dragon's main competition for food on the island? 5. What types of islands provide a location on for life to experiment and evolve? 6. How many years ago did Madagascar split from Africa? 7. Describe the landscape that the baby sifaka was born in. 8. Islands are still forming today, how are they created? 9. What type of diet do sea going iguana's have and where do they graze for food? 10. Explain why the snakes are chasing the baby iguana and how they hunt as a team.

1. There are approximately 20,000 islands in the world.<br />2. Sloths solve the problem of deep water by using their long limbs to reach the bottom of the water and swim to safety.<br />3. The entire world population of pygmy sloths is found in an area approximately the size of a small town.<br />4. There are no dragons on the island. The main competition for food on the island are other animals such as birds and insects.<br />5. Islands that provide a location for life to experiment and evolve are typically isolated and have a diverse range of habitats.<br />6. Madagascar split from Africa approximately 165 million years ago.<br />7. The landscape that the baby sifaka was born in was likely a dense forest with tall trees and thick vegetation.<br />8. Islands are created through volcanic activity and erosion.<br />9. Sea-going iguanas have a herbivorous diet and graze for food on the beaches and rocks.<br />10. Snakes are chasing the baby iguana because they are predators and see it as prey. They hunt as a team to increase their chances of catching their prey.