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The document categorizes and describes different types of animals. It separates animals into vertebrates and invertebrates based on whether they have a backbone. Within vertebrates it describes the key characteristics of mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and fish. It also discusses how animals can move and what they eat, separating them into herbivores, carnivores, and omnivores. The document concludes by distinguishing between domestic and wild animals.
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Animals
- 5. VIVIPAROUS ANIMALS HAVE BABIES cow
- 6. MAMMALS
- 9. Baby mammals drink their mother’s milk
- 10. Mammals have fur
- 11. Birds
- 15. Most birds can fly
- 16. Birds have 2 wings and a beak
- 17. REPTILES
- 21. Reptiles have 4 legs or no legs
- 22. Reptiles Slither
- 23. AMPHIBIANS
- 27. Amphibians breathe with lungs or gills
- 29. FISH
- 32. Fish have scales
- 33. Fish have fins
- 34. Fish have gills
- 35. Arthropods
- 38. Arthropods are very different
- 39. Some animals can….. SWIM
- 40. Some animals can….. JUMP
- 41. Some animals can….. CLIMB
- 42. Some animals can….. FLY
- 43. Some animals can….. SLITHER
- 44. Some animals can….. WALK
- 46. CARNIVORES eat meat or fish lion tiger crocodile chameleon snake
- 48. Domestic Animals live with us
- 49. They can be pets
- 50. They can be farm animals
- 51. Wild Animals live free