Animal Terms
Animal Terms 2
Who or What Is?
Who or What Is 2?
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What are animals that get heat from their environment called?

cold-blooded

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What are animals without backbones called?

invertebrates

100

This animal has thick scales on the outside of their body. They are not aquatic. Who are they?

reptiles

100

A grasshopper would be considered this because it has no backbone.

Invertebrate

200

Humans are this class of animal. What are they?

mammals

200

What is comparing or organizing things into groups?

classifying

200

Who are the animals that begin their lives in the water and live the rest of their lives on land?

amphibians

200

What are the cold-blooded animals?

amphibians, fish, and reptiles

300

Animals that make their own heat are called what?

warm-blooded

300

Fish are covered in what?

scales

300

This animal is covered in hair or fur.

mammals

300

I am cold-blooded, have lungs, scales, and lay eggs. Who am I?

reptile

400

Animals with backbones are called what?

vertebrates

400

Fish use what to breathe underwater?

gills

400

I am aquatic, lay eggs, have scales, and breathe using my gills. Who am I?

fish

400

Birds and some other animals do this when they move from one climate to another. What is this called?

migration

500

This is the process which produces energy in most animals' bodies. Birds have a very high ________ because they need that energy in order to fly.


metabolism



500

A reptile's skin is thick to hold moisture in and keep the animal from becoming dried out. What is the skin called?

scales

500

I lay eggs, I am warm-blooded, have feathers, and most of us can fly. Who am I?

birds

500

What person focuses on the relationships between different types of cats?

A taxonomist

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