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The survival of animals
This science lesson discusses how different animal species ensure their survival. It explains that some animals give birth and care for their young, like cats, dogs, and goats. Other animals lay fewer eggs and care for their young, like chickens, ducks, and birds. Some animals lay many eggs but do not care for their young, like fish, flies, and butterflies. These animals have developed other survival strategies like hiding eggs, burying eggs in sand, or protecting eggs with a slimy coating. The document provides examples of different animals that use each survival strategy.
The survival of animals
This science lesson discusses how different animal species ensure their survival. It covers three main ways: 1) giving birth and caring for young, such as cats, dogs, and kangaroos; 2) laying fewer eggs and caring for offspring, like chickens and birds; and 3) laying many eggs without care, as seen in fish, flies, and turtles. Specific examples are provided to illustrate animals hiding eggs like ladybugs, burying eggs like sea turtles, or protecting eggs with a slimy coating like frogs. The document aims to teach students about animal survival strategies through offspring care or lack thereof.
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This science lesson discusses how different animal species ensure their survival. It covers three main ways: 1) giving birth and caring for young, such as cats, dogs, and kangaroos; 2) laying fewer eggs and caring for offspring, like chickens and birds; and 3) laying many eggs without care, as seen in fish, flies, and turtles. Specific examples are provided to illustrate animals hiding eggs like ladybugs, burying eggs like sea turtles, or protecting eggs with a slimy coating like frogs. The document aims to teach students about animal survival strategies through offspring care or lack thereof.
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The survival of animals
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