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ANIMALS Celebrate Disney’S Legacy of Memorable Animated Animal Characters, Including the King of Them All, the LION KING Amazing Animated ANIMALS Celebrate Disney’s legacy of memorable animated animal characters, including the King of them all, THE LION KING. 1937 1950 1967 SNOW WHITE CINDERELLA THE JUNGLE BOOK AND THE SEVEN DWARFS Gus, Jaq and Lucifer Bagheera, King Louie, Snow White’s Forest Friends Kaa and Baloo and the Queen’s Raven 1951 ALICE IN WONDERLAND 1970 1940 Cheshire Cat, THE ARISTOCATS PINOCCHIO The White Rabbit Thomas O’Malley, Jiminy Cricket, and many more Duchess, Berlioz, Cleo and Figaro Toulouse and Marie. 1953 1940 PETER PAN 1973 FANTASIA Nana ROBIN HOOD Hyacinth Hippo, Ben Ali Gator, Robin, Maid Marian and friends Madame Upanova and many more 1955 LADY AND THE TRAMP 1977 1941 Lady, Tramp, all their dog friends THE RESCUERS DUMBO and Si & Am Bianca and Bernard Dumbo and Timothy Mouse 1959 1981 SLEEPING BEAUTY THE FOX AND 1942 Samson and Diablo THE HOUND BAMBI Tod and Copper Bambi, Thumper and 1961 the forest animals 101 DALMATIANS 1986 Pongo, Perdita THE GREAT MOUSE DETECTIVE 1949 and the pups Basil, Dr. Dawson and friends THE ADVENTURES OF ICHABOD AND MR. TOAD 1963 1988 J. Thaddeus Toad, Rat, Mole and THE SWORD IN THE STONE OLIVER & COMPANY Angus MacBadger Archimedes Oliver and the gang 1989 2003 2013 THE LITTLE BROTHER BEAR FROZEN MERMAID Kenai, Koda, Swen Flounder, Sebastian Rutt and Tuke and friends 2015 2004 THE GOOD DINOSAUR 1991 HOME ON THE RANGE Arlo and his dinosaur BEAUTY AND Maggie, Mrs. Caloway, Grace family and friends THE BEAST and their barnyard friends Philippe 2016 2005 ZOOTOPIA 1992 CHICKEN LITTLE Judy Hopps, ALADDIN Chicken Little Nick Wilde and Abu, Rajah and Iago and his friends every resident of Zootopia 1994 2007 THE LION KING MEET THE 2016 Simba, Timon, ROBINSONS FINDING DORY Pumbaa Tiny the T-Rex Dory, Hank, and the Marlin, Nemo animals of 2008 and their many the Pridelands BOLT ocean friends Mittens & Rhino 1995 2016 POCAHONTAS 2009 MOANA Meeko & Flit PRINCESS AND THE FROG Pua and Tiana and Prince Naveen Heihei 1996 (as frogs), Louis and Ray THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME 2010 Djali TANGLED Maximus and Pascal 1997 HERCULES 2011 Pegasus WINNIE THE POOH Winnie The Pooh, 1999 Tigger and Friends of TARZAN the 100 Acre Wood Kala, Kerchak, Tantor and Terk 2012 2001 BRAVE THE EMPEROR’S Angus, Queen Elinor, NEW GROOVE Hamish, Hubert Kuzco (as a Llama) and Harris (as bears) ON DIGITAL HD AUGUST 15 ON BLU-RAY™ AUGUST 29 © 2017 Disney activity games SUN SPOTS PAW Take turns with a friend drawing straight lines to connect two sun spots horizontally or vertically. If your MATCH Answer key: Paw print 2 does not match. Scrambler names are Zazu, Timon, Rafiki and Pumbaa Answer key: Paw print 2 does not match. Scrambler names are Zazu, Timon, line completes a box, write the first letter of your name inside of it. • Each completed sun spot box = 1 point. • A completed character box = 3 points. • The one with the most points at the end wins! Which lion paw print does SCRAMBLER not match the others? Unscramble the names of the characters below UZAZ FIKIRA IMTON PUAUMB AVAILABLE ON DIGITAL HD AUGUST 15 AND ON BLU-RAY™ AUGUST 29 © 2017 Disney activity games MATCHING SUN SPOTS Take turns with a friend drawing straight lines to connect two sun spots horizontally or vertically. If your line completes a box, write the first letter of your name inside of it. • Each completed sun spot box = 1 point. 1 • A completed character box = 3 points. • The one with the most points at the end wins! 2 3 4 Which lion paw print does not match the others? SCRAMBLER Unscramble the names of the characters below UZAZ IMTON FIKIRA PUAUMB AVAILABLE ON DIGITAL HD AUGUST 15 AND ON BLU-RAY™ AUGUST 29 Rafiki and Pumbaa Answer key: Paw print 2 does not match. Scrambler names are Zazu, Timon, © 2017 Disney Did you know that almost half of all mammal species in the world are rodents? It’s true! Learn more fun animal fact below! Animal fun facts CATS PRIMATES • Cats have excellent vision which • There are about 230 species of helps them as expert hunters. primates. They are usually very quiet when • Monkeys and apes have families or pursuing their prey. larger groups called ‘troops,’ and • Only big cats roar. Little cats purr. often behave like people. • The largest wild cat is the Siberian • Primates have developed behaviors Tiger -- from head to tail they that let them live almost can measure more than 10 feet anywhere -- from the semi- and weigh more than 600 pounds. desert areas of Africa to the cold • Cats have hairy tails and mountains of Asia. rough tongues that they use to • Monkeys and apes have hands that clean their fur. can grab. They have eyes that face forward allowing them to see precise distances. BIRDS • Birds are the only animals on RODENTS earth to have feathers which grow out of their skin. • Almost half of all mammal • Wing feathers help birds fly, tail feathers species are rodents. help them turn, and they also help to • There are over 1700 different control a bird’s body temperature. kinds of rodents including squirrels, • Birds migrate great distances every year in mice and meerkats. response to changes in their environment and • Rodents are nature’s collectors, weather. foresters and builders. • Scientists believe that birds may have evolved • The smallest rodent is a Pygmy Mouse from dinosaurs. of Central America which is only • Birds use their beaks to do the important 1 inch long and weighs only 7 grams. jobs of collecting food and eating. HOOFED Animals • Pigs, boars, hippos, camels, deer, giraffes, antelopes and many other hoofed animals all have a horny hoof on each toe which is used for gripping the ground. • The tallest hoofed mammal is the giraffe which can be 19 feet tall. • The heaviest hoofed animal is the African hippopotamus which can weigh about 10000 pounds. • Studies have shown that pigs are as smart as dogs -- they’ve been taught to fetch, sit and do many of the tricks that dogs can do. AVAILABLE ON DIGITAL HD AUGUST 15 AND ON BLU-RAY™ AUGUST 29 © 2017 Disney AVAILABLE ON DIGITAL HD AUGUST 15 AND ON BLU-RAY™ AUGUST 29 © 2017 Disney AVAILABLE ON DIGITAL HD AUGUST 15 AND ON BLU-RAY™ AUGUST 29 © 2017 Disney AVAILABLE ON DIGITAL HD AUGUST 15 AND ON BLU-RAY™ AUGUST 29 © 2017 Disney AVAILABLE ON DIGITAL HD AUGUST 15 AND ON BLU-RAY™ AUGUST 29 © 2017 Disney AVAILABLE ON DIGITAL HD AUGUST 15 AND ON BLU-RAY™ AUGUST 29 © 2017 Disney AVAILABLE ON DIGITAL HD AUGUST 15 AND ON BLU-RAY™ AUGUST 29 © 2017 Disney how to draw timon Step 1: • Create Timon’s eyes by drawing two oval • Fill in his nose and don’t forget the bit of • Start with a circle – the starting point shapes above the nose. Don’t forget to glare to his shiny nose of his head add his pupils • Add 3 or 4 hairs along the upper right • Draw a curved peanut shape underneath Step 5: side of his head, making the shapes the circle to define his body • To add Timon’s hand, create a small different lengths • From his back, draw a line down to angled box at the end of the lines for his • Add his ears by following along your define his frame arms original circle line, dropping down Step 2: • Don’t forget to add Timon’s fingers at the below his head in half circles on both • From the front of his body, draw a line end of the box, but remember he’s got a sides. Don’t forget to draw the inside down to define the rest of his frame big Grub in his hands part Step 3: • To add the grub, draw a big round, • Define his arms by adding hanging hair lines to the lower portion • To define Timon’s arms and body, draw a squishy shape with the head above • Define Timon’s toes and give a bit more line straight out from between the circle Timon’s hand and the round body volume to his back and peanut shape extending below • Add a line to define the other arm along • Add Timon’s feet but starting at the Step 7: side your first arm lower corner of his body frame and add a • Add the stripes to his back – just a few • Draw a small box underneath to define curved line for his leg and a straight line • Define his tail a bit more buy shading-in the hair under Timon’s front arm. Do for the bottom of his foot. Repeat this on the upper tip the same on his back arm, but offset it the other side of his body frame • Shade-in Timon’s toes slightly • Fill in his legs by drawing a line off of • Finish off Timon’s tasty grub by adding • Move down to create his tail, by drawing the tummy area and connect down to in the eyes & fangs for the mouth then a long arched line out from the lowest the bottom of his feet add a line down the lower portion to corner of his body frame • Add long triangle shapes to define his define its body. Step 4: feet • To define Timon’s head, squash the Step 6: FINISH UP! shape of the circle slightly by giving it a • To define Timon’s face, add his eyebrows Go back and erase the lines that helped gentle diamond shape by working off of the eye circles you shape the character.
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