The document describes the main kingdoms of living things: animal, plant, fungi, bacteria, and algae and protista. It provides examples for each kingdom. The animal kingdom includes carnivores like lions that eat other animals, herbivores like cows that eat plants, and omnivores like foxes that eat plants and other animals. The plant kingdom includes plants that make their own food through photosynthesis and cannot move except for water lilies. The fungi kingdom includes multicellular mushrooms and molds and unicellular yeasts that feed on dead remains. The bacteria kingdom includes some bacteria that can produce their own food and some that eat other living things. The algae and protista kingdom includes algae that

1. BY ALEJO

2.  The first kingdom is the animal kingdom:
 Aimals are multicellular organisms that feed other
living things.Most of the animals move to forage
food,to find shelter or to escape predators.
 Some animals eat other living things, other
animals eat plants and other animals eat plants,
and other living things like foxes.
 Examples of carnivores:Lions , Leopards…
 Examples of herbivores:Cows, Zebras…
 Examples of omnivores:Foxes.

3. The animal
kingdom
One example of
carnivorous
animal is a
jaguar.
Another
example of
herviborous
animal is
a cow.
A omnivorous
animal like a fox.

4.  Plants are multicellular organisms that make
their own food.They make their own food
through the photosyntesis .
 They cannot move because their roots are
fixed to the ground.
 But water lily can move , it lives in the water
because their roots are not fixed to the
ground.

5. THE PLANT
KINGDOM
An example of
plant that can
move is the
water lily.
Water lily lives
in rivers,
lakes…

6.  There are multicellular organisms,that feed
other living things.
 Multicelllular such as mushrooms and mould.
 Unicellular fungi like yeast.
 Fungi hasn´t have tissues or organs, they not
produce their own food,but feed the remains
of other living things.
 In a addition, fungi, like plants , cannot move.

7. THE FUNGI
KINGDOM
An example
of a
multuicellular
fungi.
An example
of a
unicellular
fungi.

8.  Bacteria are the simplest organisms on Earth.
 They are unicellular and are so small that they
are visible trough a microscope.
 Their cells have no defined nucleus , so the
internal components are dispersed in the
cytoplasm. Most have a cell wall.

9. THE BACTERIA
KINGDOM
The
cyanobacteria:
Some bacteria,
such as
cyanobacteria
can produce
their own food.

10. THE BACTERIA
KINGDOM
Bacillus:
There are some
bacteria such
as the bacillus ,
that eat other
living things.

11. THE ALGAE AND
PROTISTA
KINGDOM
Algae:
Algae can be
unicellular or
multicellular
organisms.They
make their own
food but have
no true tissues
or organs.This
is a red algae.

12. THE ALGAE AND
PROTISTA
KINGDOM
Protozoa are
unicellular
oragnisms
thath feed
other living
thing.
Examples of
protozoa are
amoebas and
paramecium.

13. THE END
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