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This document provides a basic overview of zoology, listing different categories of animals that inhabit Earth including their environments. It discusses the major kingdoms that animals belong to such as amphibia, aves, mammalia, arthropoda, mollusca, and reptilia. Examples are given for each kingdom including tree frogs, owls, tigers, spiders, snails, and tortoises. It also notes that invertebrates make up the largest percentage of species on Earth and lists nematodes, spiders, birds, bats, moles, camels, sheep, tigers, fish, and sharks as examples of vertebrate and invertebrate animals in different habitats.
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1. The bagworm (Eumeta crameri) is a species of moth that builds protective silk bags that it lives within as a larvae.
2. As a larvae, the bagworm attaches pieces of twigs and bark to its silk bag, which it renews periodically throughout its larval stage to accommodate growth.
3. The female adult moths are wingless and die inside their bags after mating and laying eggs, while male moths die outside after mating. Their bags provide protection throughout development.
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