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LIFE CYCLE
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ANIMAL LIFE CYCLE
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What is the next stage?
chick
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What is the next stage?
adult dog
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What is this?
tadpole
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What do you call the female chicken?
hen
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Which animal doesn't belong to the group? frog, chicken, mosquito
mosquito
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Which animal doesn't lay eggs? ladybug, butterfly, cockroach, elephant
elephant
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Why are mammals called mammals?
They drink milk from their mums.
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When a baby mammal grows and develops, they become...
adults
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How do they reproduce?
They usually lay eggs.
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Where do reptiles normally lay their eggs?
Land.
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When a baby reptile comes out of an egg, what verb do we use?
Hatch
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True or False: Baby reptiles look very different from adults.
False (they look like small adults)
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What do reptiles (and birds) use to break the egg?
Egg tooth
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Where do amphibians usually lay their eggs?
In water.
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What is the first life stage of many amphibians called?
Larva / larvae (accept both)
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What is the special name for a frog larva?
Tadpole.
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