Classify Me!
I have scales as a body covering and gills which allow me to breath underwater which is where I live my entire life
What is a fish
A bird's body covering
What is a feather
How mammals are born
What is from the mother's womb
Or
What is live birth
The word we use to sort animals and an animal's stages of growth
What is classify, and life cycles
Mammals, birds, reptiles and amphibians have this many limbs
What is four
I start my life in an egg. When I hatch from the egg I have dry skin that has scales. I am cold-blooded.
What is a reptile
A mammal's body covering
What is hair or fur
How an insect is born
What are eggs
Some insects go through an incomplete change. They are called this before they become adults.
What is a nymph
Animals that do not have backbones are called this
What is an invertebrate
During my life span my gills change into lungs so that I am able to live on land.
What is an amphibian
A fish's body covering
What are scales
How amphibians and fish are born
What are jelly-like eggs
What is in the water
A change some animals go through to become an adult
What is metamorphosis
(Most insects go through a complete metamorphosis. Their life cycle consists of egg, larva, pupa and adult.
Some insects go through an incomplete metamorphosis. Their life cycle consists of egg, nymph and adult.)
These animals are warm blooded
What is a mammal and a bird
I have hollow bones, wings and talons which allow me to soar above the sky and catch prey.
What is a bird
An insect's armour
What is an exoskeleton
How birds are born
What is a hard shelled egg
These animals go through a change to become an adult
What are amphibians and insects
These animals are cold-blooded
What are amphibians, reptiles, fish and insects
I am born alive and depend on my mother when I am young. I also have hair or fur covering my body.
What is a mammal
The skin of an amphibian is different compared to a reptiles.
What is thin and moist compared to scaly and dry
How a reptile is born
What is soft and leathery eggs
What is on the land
A snail, worm and spider are not insects because of these reasons
What are six legs and three body sections.
(Snails and worms are arthropods. They, like insects, are invertebrates and do not have backbones.
Spiders are arthropods too. They are arachnids.)
Humans, fish, snakes, monkeys, birds, and frogs can all be classified in one group
What are vertebrates