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1 Where could tigers live? 2 Where could elephants live? 3 Where could bears live? 4 Where could lions live?

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Perfect match! Nepal is a world superstar at saving wild Bengal tigers. Tigers need a lot of water to stay cool because they have thick fur coats. Nepal’s hot, wet national parks (like Chitwan) have huge rivers where tigers love to swim and splash around like giant house cats. The extra-tall elephant grass in Nepal is also the exact same color as a tiger's orange fur, making them invisible when they hunt!

Excellent! Zambia is famous for its massive herds of African elephants. Remember how elephants use their trunks like a shower? In Zambia, the Luangwa River dries up during the hot season, turning into big muddy pools. Elephants love to spray this mud all over their bodies. The mud acts like a natural sunscreen to protect their skin from the hot Zambian sun!

You got it! Romania is home to the largest population of brown bears in Europe. Because Romania has massive, deep forests and very long, freezing winters with lots of snow, it is the perfect place for a bear to build a cozy den. They curl up under the roots of big trees or inside caves and sleep from November all the way until April!

King of the castle! South Africa is one of the best places in the world to see wild lions. Lions are the only cats that live in big families called "prides." In South Africa's flat, open grasslands, living in a team is super important. The female lions work together like a football team to hunt, while the males use their loud, powerful roars to protect their territory.

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