Animal Classification đĻĢ
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Habitats đī¸
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Bird Knowledge đĻđĒē
100
Snakes have scaley skin and lay eggs, so they belong in this animal class.
What is reptile?
100
An omnivore eats these 2 categories of food.
What are plants and meat?
100
A sea turtle lives in this habitat.
What is the ocean?
100
What animal is camouflaged?
Arctic Hare
100
Most bird use twigs and hay in their nests. List 2 other supplies birds might use to make their nest.
Bark, roots, moss, feathers, stems, fuzz, pine needles, etc.
200
Frogs belong in this animal class.
What is amphibian?
200
Tigers, bears, and lions are at the top of their food chains because of this reason.
They do not have any predators!
200
List one reason why the polar bear does not live in the desert.
It's too hot, there's no seals to eat, not enough water, he doesn't camouflage, etc.
200
List one animal that can camouflage.
Chameleons, octopus, tiger, gray reef shark, walking leaf, leafy sea dragon, dresser crab, masked hunter, etc.
200
This bird cannot fly.
What is a penguin?
300
List 3 different animal classes.
Mammal, Amphibian, Reptile, Birds, Fish, and Insects/Invertebrates
300
The first organism in a food chain or web is called a "producer." Producers are usually what?
What is a plant?
300
What is a habitat?
The area where something lives.
300
Predator's eyes are usually facing this direction.
What is forward?
300
Most birds like to eat seeds and fruit. List one other source of food some birds can eat.
Insects, fish, meat, aquatic plants, etc.
400
List one feature of a mammal.
Hair/fur, produces milk, warm-blooded, live birth (no eggs)
400
Food webs include every plant and animal in the same what?
What is a habitat?
400
List 3 different habitats.
Savanna, desert, forest, rainforest, ocean, arctic, grasslands, etc.
400
Why do orange and black tigers camouflage in green grass?
It's prey cannot see as many colors as we do.
400
Birds who eat meat typically use this to catch their prey.
What are talons?
Also accepted: Feet, claws, etc.
500
We classify animals to know what species are more closely related using this system.
What is the Taxonomic Higherarchy?
500
Where do the arrows point to in food chains and food webs?
What is the flow of energy?
500
The Honey Badger lives in this habitat.
What is the savanna?
Also accept: Woodlands/forest, semi-desert
500
Prey's eyes are usually on the sides of their heads so they can see more around them. What is the downside to this?
They cannot see well or notice details.
500
The shape of a bird's beak can tell you what?
What they eat!
