2019 Mammals-Rabies-Animal Tracks
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This document discusses mammals and provides safety tips around animals. It defines mammals as vertebrates that are warm-blooded and give live birth, have hair and mammary glands. It also lists 10 ways to stay safe around wild animals such as not disturbing them or touching injured animals. Additionally, it provides facts about rabies including that it is spread through saliva and kills millions annually. Lastly, it shows illustrations of raccoon, bear, cat and fox footprints.
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Scientists divide the Animal Kingdom into two main groups: vertebrates, which have backbones, and invertebrates, which do not. Vertebrates are then divided into mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and fish. Mammals are warm-blooded and furry or hairy, feed their young milk, and give birth to live babies. Birds are warm-blooded and covered in feathers, lay eggs which hatch into chicks. Reptiles have scaly skin and lay eggs. Amphibians have moist skin, lay eggs, and live both on land and in water. Fish live in water, have gills and scales, lay eggs, and are cold-
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Rabbits are herbivores that eat a variety of plants including grass, leaves, bark, clovers, fruits, and vegetables. They spend much of their time eating to maintain a healthy diet and keep their teeth from growing too long. Rabbits live in underground burrows called warrens and live in groups called colonies for protection. They have many predators and use their senses and speed to evade capture. Rabbits can reproduce quickly and females can have multiple litters per year.
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Scientists divide the animal kingdom into two main groups: vertebrates, which have backbones, and invertebrates, which do not. Vertebrates can be further divided into five subgroups - mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and fish - which differ in traits like whether they give birth to live young or lay eggs, are warm- or cold-blooded, and have hair/feathers or scales. The document then provides descriptions of characteristics of each subgroup and examples of classification questions.
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Cats!
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- Cats have been domesticated for at least 9,500 years and there are currently over 85 million owned cats in the United States.
- The average cost of owning a cat is $700-875 annually, which covers food, supplies, medical care and training.
- Common health issues for cats include upper respiratory infections, parasites, ear mites, and feline immunodeficiency virus. Proper vaccination is important to protect cats.
- Taking good care of cats involves providing food, water, litter boxes, shelter and attention to their behavioral and social needs.
2nd qtr 8 characteristics of each group of vertebrates
This document discusses the characteristics of the five groups of vertebrates: mammals, birds, fish, amphibians, and reptiles. It includes activities for students to learn about each group, such as a guessing game to identify animals and their characteristics. The document also reviews the defining characteristics of each group, such as mammals having fur and mammary glands, birds having feathers and laying eggs, and fish having scales and gills.
Behavior of Exotic Pets - Snakes
This document discusses the husbandry and behavior of snakes as exotic pets. It provides information on the types of snakes commonly kept as pets, including colubrids, boids, and venomous species. It describes appropriate housing, including substrates, temperature and lighting requirements. Proper handling techniques are outlined to minimize stress. Social behaviors of snakes are discussed, noting they can be housed individually except for breeding. Common behavioral problems relate to stress and poor husbandry. Overall husbandry should aim to replicate the snake's natural habitat and needs.
Report text
The document describes the generic structure of a report text, which aims to describe natural, man-made, and social phenomena. It lists four sub-types of report texts: descriptive, taxonomic, contrast/compare, and historical. The generic structure includes a general classification to identify the phenomenon and a description covering its parts, qualities, behaviors, uses, or other details. Two examples of report texts on elephants and dogs are then provided, each describing key features and behaviors of the subject in 3-4 paragraphs.
Angus mac donald amazing hippos
Hippos are large herbivorous mammals that can weigh up to 7,000 pounds. They live in ponds and wetland areas in East Africa. Hippos are classified as mammals in the order Artiodactyla. They spend most of their time in water and come on land to graze on grass. Hippos are threatened by hunting and loss of habitat, so conservation efforts aim to protect their wetland environments and discourage poaching.
Catsanddogs
The document discusses the key differences between dogs and cats in their evolutionary origins, behaviors, exercise needs, accommodation requirements, reproductive cycles, diets, diseases, and considerations for caring for them in a shelter environment. Some key points include:
- Dogs are pack animals descended from wolves while cats are solitary hunters descended from wildcats. This impacts their social and territorial behaviors.
- Dogs need socialization and exercise like walks while cats prefer independent play and need places to climb. Their housing should accommodate these needs.
- Cats can reproduce rapidly if not neutered early while dogs have seasonal cycles, making pregnancy prevention easier for dogs.
- Dogs are omnivorous but cats require a meat-
Peacocks
Peacocks are male peafowl characterized by their colorful tail feathers. They are omnivorous, eating seeds, insects, berries and other plants. Male peacocks have extravagant tail feathers with eye-like designs used to attract mates. Peafowl live in parts of Asia, Africa and zoos, are not endangered, and can live up to 20 years.
Duck billed platypus
The duck-billed platypus is a semiaquatic egg-laying mammal found in eastern Australia and Tasmania. It has a duck-like bill, webbed feet, a flat tail, and produces venom from ankle spurs. The platypus lays eggs and feeds its young milk through patches of skin. It lives in burrows near freshwater lakes and rivers, feeding on aquatic invertebrates and larvae. Though once hunted, the platypus is now a protected species.
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- 1. Learning About Animals 1. What is a Mammal? 2. Ten Ways to be Safe Around Animals 3. Rabies Facts 4. Animal Footprints
- 2. 1. Mammals are vertabrates…. That means they have backbones. What is a mammal?
- 3. 2. Mammals are warm-blooded… That means they can keep their body temperatures about the same whether it is warm or cold outside. What is a mammal?
- 4. 3. Mammals have fur or hair that covers their bodies What is a mammal?
- 5. 4. Mammals have 4 chambers in their heart What is a mammal?
- 6. 5. Mammals give birth to live young… Except of the platypus and spiny anteater What is a mammal?
- 7. 6. Mammals have mammary glands They can give milk to their young What is a mammal?
- 8. Other Mammal Facts: • They live on land and in water • They live in every part of the world • There are about 4,500 species • Mammals can be carnivores, herbivores, insectivores, or omnivores What is a mammal?
- 9. 1. Do not disturb them 2. Never touch them 3. Do not try to help one that is injured 4. Do not touch or pick one up that is dead 5. Do not touch or pick up young animals Ways to be Safe around Wild Animals
- 10. 6. If it appears sick or hurt, tell an adult 7. Never feed wild animals other than songbirds 8. Give water to wildlife in a birdbath 9. Watch wildlife that lives near your house 10.Make nesting boxes or create wildlife habitat Ways to be Safe around Wild Animals
- 11. Caused by a virus Spread by saliva NOT blood Kills 50,000 people a year Kills millions of animals a year Only mammals can get it Rabies – What Is It?
- 12. Move slowly Act tame Have Increased drooling Aggressive Seem sick Rabies – Animal Behaviors
- 13. Vaccination and thorough washing for 5 minutes Vaccinate dogs, cats, and ferrets Keeps pets under supervision Do not handle wild animals Get pets spayed and neutered Seem sick Rabies – Prevention
- 14. Raccoon 5 toes front and back Claw marks visible Elongated pad on hind foot Animal Footprints
- 15. Bear 5 toes in front Large size Claw marks visible Hind foot elongated pad Animal Footprints
- 16. Cat 4 toes in front and back No claw marks visible Front and Hind feet similar Animal Footprints
- 17. Fox 4 toes in front and back Claw marks visible Front and back feet similar Animal Footprints