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What is a shaking, rocking, or trembling of the ground?
Earthquake
Name one habitat...
Tundra, grassland, forest, water, or desert....
An example of a cold-blooded animal is a human?
False
What are the three basic needs of everyone to survive?
Food, water, and shelter
Where do weaverbirds live?
Africa
What are a few examples of who people use animals?
Services Animals
Farming
Travel
Communication
What is an opening in the Earth's crust through which molten rock (lava), gases, and rocks come spewing or flowing out?
Volcano
What is one type of animal track?
Diagonal walkers, bounders, gallopers, or pacers.
What are swiftlet nests made out of?
Their saliva
Name one invertebrate.
Spiders, snails, worms, and many insects
Sea sponges, mollusks, arthropods
What type of relationship do people have with animals? Simplistic or Complex?
Complex
What do carnivores eat?
Meat
An animal's home is called?
Its habitat
Herbivore
Can you eat a swiftlet's nest?
Yes- in soup mainly
What are weaverbirds known for?
Their nests
Besides humans, what is another example of an omnivore?
Fox, raccoon, dogs, birds, bears
Does a vertebrate have a backbone?
Yes
The surface of the land is always changing. What is the process of shaping the Earth through wind, rain, snow, and water?
Erosion
Humans are considered? A carnivore, herbivore, or omnivore?
Omnivores
Name a simple food chain.
Example: Plants need the sun and rain to grow. Plant eaters like mice eat the plants. The meat-eaters like a fox then eat the mouse.
Sun-Rain-Grass-Gazelle-Lion
What do swiftlet birds use to help them fly?
Sonar or clicking noises because the caves are dark
What habitat does a polar bear live in?
Tundra or arctic
How can you see an animal track?
In the mud or snow
What is another name for a biome?
A habitat