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Animal
 kingdom
     By: Matthew Yang


Hope you enjoy !
Vertebrates
•   Mammals
•   Birds
•   Amphibian
•   Fish
•   Reptile
    All vertebrates have backbones
Mammals
•   Drink milk from mother
•   Have fur or hair
•   Breath oxygen from lungs
•   Warm blooded
•   Young are born alive
Birds
•   Have feather
•   Most can fly
•   Lay eggs
•   Warm blooded
•   Have beaks
Amphibians
• Two life, one life in water and one
  life on land
• Cold blooded
• Lay eggs
• Smooth, moist skin
Fish
•   Have gills
•   Have fins
•   Lay eggs
•   Have scales
•   Live in water
•   Cold blood
Reptile
•   Have scales
•   Lay eggs
•   Breath with lungs
•   Cold blooded
•   Four or no legs
•   Dry skin
Invertebrates
•   Arthropods
•   Mollusk
•   Worms
•   Simple bodied

       Invertebrates do not have
              backbones
Arthropods
•   Largest group of invertebrates
•   Insect
•   Arachnid
•   Have exoskeleton
Arachnids
•   Spiders
•   Have eight legs
•   Have jointed legs
•   Over 100,000 species
Insect
•   Have six legs
•   Have a head ,thorax, and abdomen
•   Exoskeleton
•   Two antennae
•   Some have wingS and Some don’t
Mollusk
•   Soft body
•   Hard shell
•   Muscular foot
•   Rough tongue
Worms
•   get inSide people’S body
•   Tape worms
•   Sections
•   Some are flat
Simple Bodied

•   Sponges
•   Flatworms
•   Roundworms
•   Jelly fish
Animal needs
•   Water
•   Shelter
•   Food
•   Warmth
•   Oxygen
Adaptation
•   Talons
•   Blubber
•   Camouflage
•   Long Legs
•   Beaks
•   Jaws
•   Fangs

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Animal info

  • 1. Animal kingdom By: Matthew Yang Hope you enjoy !
  • 2. Vertebrates • Mammals • Birds • Amphibian • Fish • Reptile All vertebrates have backbones
  • 3. Mammals • Drink milk from mother • Have fur or hair • Breath oxygen from lungs • Warm blooded • Young are born alive
  • 4. Birds • Have feather • Most can fly • Lay eggs • Warm blooded • Have beaks
  • 5. Amphibians • Two life, one life in water and one life on land • Cold blooded • Lay eggs • Smooth, moist skin
  • 6. Fish • Have gills • Have fins • Lay eggs • Have scales • Live in water • Cold blood
  • 7. Reptile • Have scales • Lay eggs • Breath with lungs • Cold blooded • Four or no legs • Dry skin
  • 8. Invertebrates • Arthropods • Mollusk • Worms • Simple bodied Invertebrates do not have backbones
  • 9. Arthropods • Largest group of invertebrates • Insect • Arachnid • Have exoskeleton
  • 10. Arachnids • Spiders • Have eight legs • Have jointed legs • Over 100,000 species
  • 11. Insect • Have six legs • Have a head ,thorax, and abdomen • Exoskeleton • Two antennae • Some have wingS and Some don’t
  • 12. Mollusk • Soft body • Hard shell • Muscular foot • Rough tongue
  • 13. Worms • get inSide people’S body • Tape worms • Sections • Some are flat
  • 14. Simple Bodied • Sponges • Flatworms • Roundworms • Jelly fish
  • 15. Animal needs • Water • Shelter • Food • Warmth • Oxygen
  • 16. Adaptation • Talons • Blubber • Camouflage • Long Legs • Beaks • Jaws • Fangs