Mammals
Fish breathe through these.
What is Gills.
Are Amphibians and Reptiles warm or cold blooded?
What is cold blooded.
What is the word for an animal with no backbone?
What is an invertebrate?
Amphibians and Arthropods such as butterfly's and lizards, go through a significant change in form during their life cycles, what is that change called?
What is metamorphosis.
Fish are _____-blooded.
What is cold.
Dinosaurs were on the ark during the flood, About how many different types were there?
What is 100.
Crustaceans are primarily aquatic (live in water) invertebrate animals with gills for breathing, 10 legs and 2 distinct segmented body regions.
Please name two of the four crustaceans.
What is crayish, lobster, crab or shrimp.
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How do mammals breathe?
There are four major groups of reptiles, what are they?
What is are snakes, lizards, turtles, and crocodiles.
(K-3 name 3/4 groups)
What is "jointed feet/legs".
Name the characteristics that make a bird, a bird.
What is it has feathers, lays eggs
There are three major groups of Amphibians, what are they?
What is frogs and toads, salamanders, and Caecilians.
There are 4 types of arthropods.
K-3: What are two examples of arthropods?
4-6: What are all four types of arthropods?
What is insects, arachnids, crustateans, myriapods.
What are the 5 characteristics of a mammal?
What is hair or fur; born alive; drinks mother's milk; body temperature stays the same; lungs; backbone.
What is it called when certain species of Amphibians communicate only at particular times of the day or night?
What is Time Sharing.
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