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Baby warthogs – level 1

Chester Zoo is in England. It has three new animals: warthog babies. Their names are Hedwig, Nagini and Aragog. These are names from the “Harry Potter” books. There are two girls and a boy. They are just 20 centimetres tall.

These animals are called warthogs because they have warts. One pair of warts is on their faces. The second pair is near their tusks.
The warthog’s home is in Africa. Warthogs are in danger there. People catch them. There is also not enough water there.

• Difficult words: warthog (an African wild pig), wart (an outgrowth on the skin), tusks (two long horns of some animals).

Baby warthogs – level 2

The Chester zoo in England has three new animals – warthog triplets. People named them Hedwig, Nagini and Aragog, from the Harry Potter books. The two girls and a boy are just 20 centimetres tall.
These interesting animals are named warthogs because they all have one or two pairs of warts on their faces beneath their eyes and near their tusks.
Their home is in Africa where they are in danger because of hunting and very dry weather.

• Difficult words: warthog (an African wild pig), wart (an outgrowth on the skin), tusks (two long horns of animals like the wild pig or the elephant).

Baby warthogs – level 3

Frolicking about, these are the adorable new additions to Chester Zoo. These warthog triplets have all received rather magical names, being named after “Harry Potter” characters Hedwig, Nagini and Aragog.
Mum Tamzin and Dad Magnum are the proud parents of this tiny trio, which consists of two girls and a boy. Standing at a minuscule 20 centimetres tall, the youngsters have been taking their very first playful steps outside, having spent a few weeks in their den bonding with mum.
The intriguing species are named warthogs because they all have one or two pairs of warts on their face beneath their eyes and near their tusks. Native to Africa, they're under pressure in some parts of the continent because of drought and hunting, which have already caused some localised extinctions.
But now these latest magical additions will join a carefully coordinated European breeding programme for the species to help boost numbers of the adorable animal. They might just be the first warthogs to join Hogwarts!

• Difficult words: frolic (play or move about in a cheerful and lively way), adorable (lovable, cute), addition (something added), minuscule (extremely small), den (private home), species (an animal kind), tusks (two long horns of some animals like the wild pig or the elephant), under pressure (face a hard situation), drought (extremely dry weather), boost (increase).

Source: www.ondemandnews.com