Classification
What does it describe?
Who am I?
What animals do
Animal Parts
100
What is a species of the genus "Feline"?
Any of these: house cat, tiger, lion, leopard, fishing cat, puma, jaguar, etc.
100
Nestling
A baby bird that still lives in the nest is a nestling.
100
I am a marsupial of Australia.
Any of these: kangaroos, wallabies, koalas, wombats, Tasmanian devils. [There are many others.]
100
Some animals dig in the ground or:
burrow
100
This is the poison of certain animals.
venom
200
This class of animal has hair or fur, is warm-blooded (endothermic), and feeds its babies milk.
Mammal (mammalia)
200
Colt
A very young horse is a colt.
200
I live in the Andes of South America. I carry loads through those mountains for people. I also give them cloth, milk and meat.
Llama
200
Many animals store up p __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ for winter.
provisions
200
Fish use these organs to get oxygen
gills
300
Bison are species of which Genus? Canine Feline Bovine Equine
Bovine
300
Edible
If something is "edible", it can be eaten.
300
Name any two marine animals.
[any two animals that live in the ocean]
300
When animals go under water, they are said to:
submerge
300
What is the name for these bird claws?
talons
400
This is the Genus of mammal that dogs, coyotes, wolves and foxes belong to.
Canine
400
nocturnal
These animals are most active at night.
400
I am an extinct marsupial of Australia. Scientists tried but failed to clone me.
Tasmanian Tigers
400
When animals smooth clean themselves with beak, bill or tongue they are:
preening
400
Animals (and people) use this system to break down food and so that the cells of their bodies can receive energy.
digestive system
500
What is the most specific classification of living things?
species
500
sentient
These animals are conscious. They are able to perceive things and able to feel.
500
What is the Bovine mammal that once covered much of the prairie ecosystem of North America?
Bison
500
manner or style of walking
gait
500
This is the system that animals (and people) use to smell.
the olfactory system
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