Start with these resources:
* Google Search: Start with a simple search like "animals with big noses" or "animals with long snouts."
* Wikipedia: Check out Wikipedia's pages for specific animals, like "Elephant," "Pig," or "Proboscis Monkey."
* Animal Fact Websites: Sites like National Geographic Kids, Animal Planet, or the San Diego Zoo website often have great information about animals, including those with notable noses.
* Books: Libraries and bookstores have plenty of books about animals, some of which focus on specific features like noses.
Think about what kinds of animals you're interested in:
* Mammals: Elephants, pigs, tapirs, and some primates (like proboscis monkeys) are known for their large noses.
* Birds: Toucans and hornbills have distinctive beaks that are basically huge noses.
* Reptiles: Some snakes have snouts that are shaped for specific purposes, like digging.
* Fish: The "nose" of a fish is technically their snout, but some fish have unusual snouts, like the sawfish.
What are you curious about?
* Why do some animals have big noses? This could lead you to information about their sense of smell, their diet, or their adaptations to their environment.
* What are the different shapes and sizes of noses? This could be a fun exploration of the diversity of animal anatomy.
* What are the cultural or symbolic meanings of big noses in different cultures? This would involve researching folklore, mythology, and art.
Good luck with your exploration of big noses! Let me know if you have any other questions.