Read the text and choose only true sentences.

Animals live in those places where they can find some food. Some animals, like seals, live by the sea and they catch fish. This is their habitat. Many animals build homes for their babies. Some animals build nests in trees. Others dig burrows or dens underground. Most penguins live near the South Pole. They live in large groups, called colonies. When penguins want to lay eggs, they stay near the sea. In the emperor penguin's family, the father penguin keeps the egg warm until it hatches. Polar bears live near the North Pole. They live on the ice and they hunt seals and fish. When the mother bear has got cubs, she digs a den in the snow. The cubs stay warm in the den from November to March.

• Animals live in those places where they can find some food.
• An animal's habitat is the kind of place where an animal lives.
• Many animals build homes for their babies.
• A colony is a group of animals, like penguins, chimpanzees or wasps.
• Bear cubs stay warm in the den from November to March.
• Animals build their nests only in trees.
• Most penguins live near the North Pole.
• Polar bears live near the South Pole.
• In the emperor penguin's family, the mother penguin keeps the egg warm until it hatches.