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Unit: 5
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A Tiger Cub Grows Up

How do baby animals change as they grow up? Baby animals change as they grow. When a tiger is born its eyes are closed. It has no teeth. Little by little its eyes open and teeth grow. A baby tiger is small. As it gets older it grows bigger and bigger. How do other animals change?

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Joan and Richard Hewett

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