The document discusses animal nutrition, interaction, and reproduction. It explains that animals get energy from food, and that plants can make their own food through photosynthesis. Animals are classified as carnivores, herbivores, or omnivores based on whether they eat plants, animals, or both. The document also discusses viviparous and oviparous reproduction, where viviparous animals give birth to live young from the mother's womb and oviparous animals hatch from eggs. An activity classifies example animals as carnivores, herbivores, or omnivores.

1. Unit 1. Animal planet

4. Vital functions
1. Nutrition
2. Interaction
3. Reproduction
ENERGY!!
It’s hot, I drink cold water
Oviparous Viviparous

5. 1. NUTRITION
We need ENERGY to move. Energy
comes from FOOD
PLANTS make their
own food
FOOD

6. Three types of ANIMALS depending on what
they eat:
1. Carnivors: they eat animals.
2. Herbivores:
They eat plants
3. Omnivores: they
eat plants and animals
The tiger
The squirrel
The bear
VIDEO

7. 3. REPRODUCTION
Animals can be…
1. Viviparous: They come from it’s mother’s womb.
Cats
2. Oviparous: They come from eggs.
Chickens
Humans
Video

8. • Plants are born from seeds
Seed Video

9. Activity
• Classify these animals into carnivores, omnivores
or herbivores.
Fox Hyena Shark Lion Butterfly Horse
Ants Leopard Hippo Brown bear
Panda Buffalo Elephant Rat
Rabbit Zebra Koala Chicken
Parrot Whale Crocodile

10. Carnivores Herbivores Omnivores

11. Carnivores:
Fox Crocodile Shark Hyena Lion
Leopard Hippo
Herbivores:
Buffalo Elephant Horse Rabbit Panda
Koala Butterfly Parrot Zebra
Omnivores:
Chicken Brown bear Rat Ants
Whale