Animal Classification
This class of animals have wings and feathers.
birds
This type of of habitat has little water, plants and animals and are usually very hot.
desert
the natural home or environment of an animal, plant, or other organism
habitat
A herbivore eats only plants. A carnivore eats only what.
meat
Salamanders fall under what vertebrate classification?
amphibians
This class of animals has gills and fins all of their lives.
fish
How many types of land habitats are there?
10
a feature or quality belonging typically to a person, place, or thing and serving to identify it
characteristic
Most plants are producers because they do what?
make their own food
Name 2 characteristics of a mammal.
lungs, hair, warm-blooded, live young
Animals are split in into to phyla. The animals that have backbones are called what word that starts with "v".
vertebrates
This type of habitat has has a lot of grass for part of the year but not many trees.
grassland or savanna
something that is meant to hide something, or behavior that is intended to hide the truth
camouflage
True or False. An animal can be both predator and prey.
True
What adaptation did the pitcher plant make to get nutrients?
It eats insects
animals that live on both land and water and have moist skin are called.
amphibians
This type of habitat has 4 layers, floor, understory, canopy, and emergent layer
rain forest
a change or the process of change by which an organism or species becomes better suited to its environment
adaptation
Omnivores eat both plants and meat. Name an animal that is an omnivore.
dog, bear, pig, human, etc.
Fish are _____-blooded and birds are _____-blooded.
5
The ground is frozen most of the year in this habitat. Some animals leave during this time of year. Reindeer live here, brown bears, and Canadian lynx live here.
tundra
a system of interlocking and interdependent food chains.
food web
A cow is a _________.
a. producer
b. primary consumer
c. secondary consumer
d. tertiary consumer
b. primary consumer
What class of animal has an exoskeleton.
insects