Name a mammal!
Examples: humans, dogs, lions, tigers, horses, cats, bats, goats, cows, wolves, whales, seals, deer, hippos
Do birds have teeth?
No!
Are frogs amphibians or reptiles?
Amphibians!
Where do more fish species live? Freshwater or saltwater?
Saltwater
Fun Fact: There is 10,000 times more saltwater than freshwater in the world! But only 58% of fish species live in saltwater.
How did Elephant Grass get its name?
Because elephants like to eat it!
What is the ONLY mammal that can fly?
Bats!
What is a group of crows called?
A murder
Are crocodiles amphibians or reptiles?
Reptiles!
True or False: Some fish eat birds
True!
In percentage, how many plants are found in oceans?
85% of the world's plants!
What is the biggest & loudest mammal?
The blue whale
What color are flamingos when they are born?
Gray!
How do amphibians breathe?
Through their moist, porous skin!
About how many species of sharks are there?
More than 360
What it a perennial plant?
A plant that returns year after year
What are 3 things that all mammals have in common?
1. They give their young milk
2. They have hair/fur
3. They are warm-blooded
What is unique about birds' bones?
Some birds have hollow bones!
What are two similarities between amphibians and reptiles?
1. They are both vertebrates
2. They are both cold-blooded (they rely on the environment to regulate their body temperature)
What is the ONLY type of fish that can blink?
Sharks
How many eyes do most caterpillars have?
12!
About how many species of mammals exist?
5,500
Wild Ducks!
From "Make Way for Ducklings" by Robert McCloskey
What are the 3 main differences between amphibians and reptiles?
1. Skin: Reptiles have dry scales; Amphibians have moist skin with mucus (can be smooth or bumpy)
2. Eggs: Reptiles hatch from hard shells; Amphibians come from soft, jelly-like eggs
3. Babies: Baby reptiles look like small adult reptiles; Baby Amphibians don't look anything like the adult
How fast can the fastest fish swim?
A sailfish can swim up to 68 miles per hour!
How does a venus flytrap plant work?
When something touches the hairs on its leaves, the leaves snap shut!
The leaves then squeeze the thing shut and digest it