Vertebrate groups
They are viviparous.
Mammals
They have a soft body with pores.
Sponges
These limbs allow them to fly.
Wings
Animals that live on land.
Terrestrial.
Feline that lives in South American forests. It has a spotted fur.
Jaguar
They are born in the water but later live on land.
Amphibians
They have a soft body and usually are covered with a shell.
Molluscs
Snakes and worms move without them.
Legs
Animals that hatch from eggs.
Oviparous.
Bird with a big colorful beak.
Toucan
They are oviparous and they have hard scales that cover their body.
Reptiles
They have a head, a thorax and an abdomen, six legs and sometimes they have wings.
Insects
They cover the body of fish and reptiles.
Scales
Animals that are born from their mother's womb.
Viviparous
Colourful invertebrate with wings.
Butterfly
Most of them can fly.
Birds
They have eight legs.
Arachnids
The three parts of the body of vertebrate animals.
Head, trunk and limbs.
Terrestrial animals use these to breathe oxygen.
Lungs
Animal with a long tail. It can climb trees and hang from them.
Monkey
They have scales and live in the water. They breathe with gills.
Fish
They have a long body divided in segments. They do not have legs.
Worms or Annelids
It covers the mammal's body.
Fur or hair
Fish breathe with them.
Gills
They are long and have no legs.
Snakes