Kingdoms and Mammals
Monotremes and Marsupials
Insectivores
Chiropterans
Edentates and Lagomorphs
100

What kingdom do Mammals belong to?

The animal kingdom

100

What is a Monotreme?

An egg laying mammal

100

What is an insectivore?

An insect eating mammal

100

What is a chiropteran?

A flying mammal, or a bat

100

What is an edentate?

A slow mammal with little or no teeth

200

All mammals have ___ or ___ on their bodies

hair or fur

200

What is a marsupial?

A marsupial is a pouched mammal

200

Insectivores have long ___ and small ___

Snouts and eyes

200

What are the two kinds of chiropterans?

Fruit bats and insect-eating bats

200

What is a lagomorph?

A bunny-shaped mammal

300

How do female mammals feed their babies?

They make milk

300

Monotremes have no ____

Teeth

300

Where do insectivores live?

Everywhere but Australia and Antarctica 

300

How do bats roost?

They roost in colonies while hanging upside down

300

Edentates have long sharp ____.

Claws

400

What are the five kingdoms? 

Monera, Protista, Fungi, Plantae, Animalia

400

What is the purpose of a Marsupial's pouch?

To protect a baby while it is still developing

400

Why does a shrew need to eat frequently?

They are so small that they lose heat quickly and can freeze unless they eat every two hours.

400

What is echolocation?

Using sound to map where objects are

400

What is the difference between a rabbit and a hare?

Rabbits are smaller, especially in their legs and ears. Hares are bigger and faster.

500

What are the attributes of mammals for 

1) Body temperature

2) having a backbone or not

3) how they reproduce

Mammals are 

1) warm blooded

2) vertebrates

3) that are live born

500

List as many species of monotremes and marsupials as possible, in two columns.

Platypi, short beaked echidna, long beaked echidna

Koalas, kangaroos, opossums, wallabies, wombats

500

List as many species of insectivore as possible

shrews, hedgehogs, moles, tenrecs, solendons, moonrats, desmans

500

How can you tell the difference between a bird and a bat from far away?

Bats must flap constantly, while birds frequently glide.

500

List as many species of Edentate and Lagomorph as possible, in two columns

Anteater, Pangolin, Sloth, Armadillo

Rabbit, Hare, Pika