Idioms
What does "like a fish out of water" mean?
to feel uncomfortable or awkward in an unfamiliar situation
What is a baby dog called?
Puppy
Where does a bee live?
Hive
What is the mouth of a bird called?
A beak
Which animals move in a swarm?
Insects
What does "don't count your chickens before they hatch" mean?
do not be too confident that you will be successful
What is a baby cow called?
Calf (calves plural)
Where does a dog live?
Kennel
What are the feet of a dog called?
Paws
What is binomial nomenclature?
Two-name naming system used to categroize different species
What does "the lion's share" mean?
the main part, or the majority
What is a baby lion called?
Where does a blackbird live?
Nest
What are the arms of a fish called?
Fins
What phylum is a tarantula considered?
Arthropod
Class: Arachnid
What does "it's like water off a duck's back" mean?
criticism doesn't affect him
What is a baby horse called?
Foal
Where does a goldfish live?
A tank
What are the arms of a bird called?
Wings
British Entomologist
What does "He's a bit of a dark horse" mean?
a person who doesn't tell others much about their life (but sometimes surprises them)
What is a baby goat called?
Kid
Where does a horse live?
Stable
What are the feet of a horse called?
Hoof (hooves plural)
What is an arthropod?
Invertebrate animals with exoskeleton and include insects arachnids etc