Back to map

You've taken seconds so far


Hi! Here in The Greenhouse, the critters are wandering all over the place. Luckily we've been left with some riddled statements to help us place them back in the right spots. Would you mind giving me a hand with putting things back in order? Pretty sure there are some fun facts to read around here too that can help you learn which color cage they are supposed to be in. Each critter is very picky about where they should go, so you have to make sure you put them in the correct order.

These are the animals that need to be put back in their colored cages:
Beetle - - Butterfly - - Dragonfly - - Roly-poly
Scorpion - - Snail - - Spider - - Worm


.




While in here, I always got to be careful I don't wheel or walk over any of the animals. That would be really bad. Dunno if I could recover from that.
.




I really like snails. They are slow but always get to their destination. It's a huge accomplishment for them.
.




Did you know that baby dragonflies are called nymphs. Probably because they can swim really well.
.




While in my garden back home, I often see many creatures like snails and worms in my compost piles.
.




Did you know one reason we see a lot of worms, snails, and other trail-leaving animals during wet weather is because the rain allows them to move faster.
.




You have to be careful of some of these animals. For example, scorpion's sting and spider's bite can be dangerous

- - Roly-polies are right underneath a creature whose young live underwater.
- - Orange and Black can be venomous.
- - The Snail is directly above an insect that primarily drinks liquid and can also pollinate.
- - Blue and Purple are insects that predominantly fly and have six legs.
- - The Beetle is right above a creature that are known to live in dry areas like deserts.
- - Yellow and Green are detritivores, a creature that can eat decaying plant and other organic matter.
- - Black can create a fluid that they use to build with.

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.