What Kind
Vocabulary
I'm a...
vertebrates and stuff
Animal Facts
100
I have feathers.
What is a bird
100
When we sort animals into different groups, it is called,
What is classifying.
100
A turtle is a kind of
reptile
100
All vertebrates have a ______
backbone/ spine
100
camels have ________ that help to keep them from sinking into the sand
What is large feet
200
I have gills when I am little, but when I grow older, I breath through lungs.
What is an amphibian
200
The body temperature of a ________ blooded animal changes with the outside temperature.
What is cold.
200
A flamingo is a kind of
bird
200
Our backbone is made of many tiny bones. Each tiny bone is called a _____
vertebra
200
This person painted realistic pictures of birds in North America. He studied birds for many years.
John James Audubon
300
I swim in the water and have fins. I give milk to babies.
What is mammal (maybe a whale)
300
An amphibian changes from an egg laid in the water, to a tadpole with gills, to an adult with lungs. The adult female amphibian then lays eggs, and the process starts all over again. This process is called
What is metamorphosis
300
a trout and a piranha are both a kind of
fish
300
what helps iguanas climb trees?
their long clawed feet.
300
What animal has a dulap?
What is an iguana
400
I lay eggs on land. I have dry, scaly skin.
What is reptile
400
The process of being born, getting older, becoming an adult, and then having offspring is called a life ______
cycle
400
A fox is a kind of
mammal
400
Some animals help people with disabilities. They are called
service animals, or service dogs.
400
This animal uses a bunch of fat on its back to help it stay fed during long journeys.
What is a camel
500
I have scales and breath through gills.
What is fish.
500
The body temperature of a _________ blooded animal pretty much stays the same, even when the temperature outside changes.
warm
500
a caecillian, newt, and salamander are all a kind of
amphibian
500
This animal has dry, rough skin, and can grow to be 6 feet long.
an Iguana
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