In the wild, there are creatures galore,
Each with adaptations that we can adore.
They rely on their skills to stay alive,
In their habitat, where they can thrive.

Some are hunters, seeking their prey,
Others are preyed upon in a mysterious way.
Every species is different, that we know,
But they all have one thing in common, though.

They must survive, in their own instance,
To live long and prosper, with persistence.
For some, they must rotate and change,
Adapting to their environment, to rearrange.

So let us learn from the creatures we see,
And appreciate their unique diversity.
For every species has a role to play,
In the circle of life, in their own special way.

We must protect their habitats and respect,
All living things, with no exception or neglect.

Reflections

Sure, here are a few questions you can ask kids to think about the story:

1. Who were the main characters in the story?
2. What was the problem or conflict in the story?
3. How was the problem resolved?
4. What did the main character learn in the story?
5. What was your favorite part of the story?
6. If you were in the same situation as the main character, what would you have done differently?
7. What did the story teach you about life, friendship, or family?
8. What do you think happened to the characters after the story ended?
9. Was there a particular sentence or phrase in the story that you found interesting or important?
10. Would you recommend this story to your friends? Why or why not?