FOOD
animal that eats only meat
What is a CARNIVORE?
What is ANIMALS?
Every tiger has a unique pattern of these.
What are STRIPES?
I am a mammal. My mother feeds me this.
What is MILK?
This animal has fur or hair, feeds their babies milk, is warm-blooded and usually gives birth to live young.
What is a MAMMAL?
animal that eats only plants
What is an HERBIVORE?
What is a CORAL?
A tiger has on average this many stripes.
What is 100?
Baby bats and sharks are both called.
What are PUPS?
These animals lay eggs, are warm-blooded and have feathers.
What are BIRDS?
Animal that eats both plants and meat/other animals.
Organism that consumes other plants or animals to get its energy.
What is an ANIMAL? (heterotroph)
True or False. Tigers tend to live in family groups and do not need a lot of space.
What is FALSE.
A mother bat can use this sense to find her baby.
What is SCENT? (or smell)
These vertebrates live in the water, have scales, and breathe through gills.
What is a FISH?
Complete this sentence. Eyes on the ____, likes to _____.
Eyes on the side, likes to ______.
What is FRONT< HUNT<HIDE?
To help us better understand the living world, Carolus Linneaus developed a system of categories, and the missing category here is: Kingdom, Phylum, ____, Order, Family, Genus, Species.
What is CLASS?
The largest species of tiger.
What is the AMUR (or SIBERIAN) TIGER?
The larval stage in the life cycle of a frog - a baby frog that doesn't look anything like it does when it grows up.
What is a TADPOLE or POLLIWOG?
This class of vertebrates has rough skin and lays eggs but the babies look like a miniature version of the adults.
What are REPTILES?
an animal that hunts and eats other animals for food and energy
What is a PREDATOR?
Two major groups within the animal kingdom depending on whether an animal has an internal skeleton or not.
What are VERTEBRATES and INVERTEBRATES?
Tigers are in danger of becoming extinct, no longer living in the wild, therefore, they are said to be ____.
What is ENDANGERED?
I lay jelly like eggs in the water.
What is a FROG?
Ectothermic vertebrates whose name means "both" or "double" "life".
What is an AMPHIBIANS?