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Animal Drawing Log

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For this year’s science, I had assignments to draw some animals I studied. I will be sharing with you seven pictures I drew of insects and animals I learned about throughout this year.

My drawing of a Mexican Red-Kneed Birdeater. They are native in Mexico and can live up the 30 years.
The Common Black Hawk is found in the Southwestern United States and parts of Central America.
A male Bee Hummingbird is about 2.2 inches long and weighs around 1.95 grams, less than a penny.
Fangfish are deep-sea fish. They’re teeth are so long that they can’t even completely close their mouth.
A sketch of a Rattlesnake. The 36 known species of Rattlesnakes can live from British Columbia in Canada all the way down to Central Argentina in South America.
Bullfrogs are common in Eastern North America and like swamps and small bodies of water.
Like Kangaroos, Wombats are pouched animals that are native to Australia. They’re short-legged and live in holes in the ground called burrows.

Science Animal Drawings

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Here are some of my drawings I made over the course of our science lessons on animals.

Here is one of my first drawings I did. This is a Tarantula.
This is my 2nd favorite drawing I’ve done. It’s a Peregrine Falcon.
This is my Favorite drawing. It’s called the African Goshawk.
Here is my sketch of a Great White Shark.
Here is one of my Reptile and Amphibian drawings. It’s a Diamondback Rattlesnake.
Here is a drawing of an Elephant. This was probably the easiest animal to draw.

Scary, Sneaky, Snakes

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This is a Eastern Copperhead Snake. This one was found in Virginia

September 24, 2020
By Zeke

Snakes slither in sandy deserts, sunny savannahs, and on the damp bed of the rainforest floor. Copperheads, Rattlesnakes, and Cottonmouths (Watersnakes) are the three most common of poisonous North American snakes. Like a race car revving up its engine, snakes move their slimy scales to produce friction and by lifting certain parts of their bodies. Because Boa Constrictors are heavy and large (weighing up to 60 pounds and growing 13 feet long), they can mercilessly squeeze their puny prey, strangling them to death. Disgustingly, Anacondas and other South American giants can swallow their victims whole. Small but strong, the Thread Snake gets up to 10 centimeters long making it the smallest snake. Some might find them scary, but snakes are interesting creatures of God’s creation.