Amphibians
How do amphibians breathe?
With gills when they are babies, and lungs when they are adults.
Are birds warm or cold-blooded?
Warm-blooded
What do mothers produce to feed their babies?
Milk
Are fish cold or warm-blooded?
Cold-blooded.
Are they cold or warm-blooded?
Cold-blooded
Where do amphibians live?
In water when young and on land when old.
No.
Are they cold or warm-blooded?
Warm-blooded.
How do fish reproduce?
They lay eggs.
How do they reproduce?
By laying eggs.
Are amphibians cold or warm-blooded?
Cold-blooded
How do birds reproduce?
They lay eggs.
How do mammals stay warm?
They have fur or hair.
Where do fish live and how do they breathe?
In the water, with gills.
What are reptiles covered in?
Scales.
What is an example of an amphibian?
A frog, newt, salamander, axolotl, etc.
What keeps birds warm?
Their feathers!
How are mammals born?
They give birth to live babies.
What do fish have to protect their bodies?
Scales.
Where do they live and how do they breathe?
What is another way amphibians can breathe?
Through their skin.
What do birds use to eat?
Their beaks and claws.
What is the largest mammal on the planet?
A blue whale.
What is a fish's strongest sense?
They have great vision! They can see colors and some can even tell human faces apart.
How do reptiles smell?
Some of them use their tongues to smell.