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holes that insects use for breathing

spiracles

a very large class of invertebrates that have jointed legs

anthropod

What is 6?

abdomen

What is 2?

thorax

an animal at risk for becoming extinct

endangered

part of an insect's body where the wings and legs are attached

thorax

What is C?

flamingo

some invertebrates use these to respond to their environment

antennae

a special way that God designed some invertebrates to move underwater

jet propulsion

bird that swims using webbed feet

duck or goose

What is J?

robin

What is interesting about a bird's eyes?

they are on either side of their head so they have to cock their head to the side to see directly in front of them

the largest group of arthropods

insects

part of an insect's body that contains the heart and stomach

abdomen

What is 4?

compound eye

small, fluffy feathers of a bird

down

What is I?

penguin

small bird the size of a robin that can mimic songs of other birds and sounds made by other animals, cars and people

mockingbird

bird that runs using 2-toed foot design; typically lives in grasslands/savanna

ostrich

when 2 organisms live closely together and depend on each other for survival, they have a _______ relationship

symbiotic

fish, reptiles and amphibians are ______-blooded

cold

Name the stages of complete metamorphosis in order 1-4

egg, larva, pupa, adult

this body design helps an animal to move easily through air or water

streamlined

What is H?

cockatoo

What is 1?

head

What are the 3 parts of an insect?

abdomen, thorax, head

an invertebrate with jointed legs

arthropod

mammals and birds are _____-blooded

warm

What is F?

mockingbird

Name the stages of incomplete metamorphosis in order 1-3

egg, nymph, adult

What is 5?

spiracle

a bird's feathers help create a layer of air close to the bird's skin to _______ its body (to keep it warm)

insulate

What are all the classes of vertebrates? (5 total)

mammals, birds, fish, amphibians, reptiles

What is G?

ostrich

type of blue jay found primarily in the west and identified by it's darker blue color with black crest on his head

stellar's jay

eagles, hawks and other "birds of prey" have these sharp claws known as ______ that help them hunt smaller animals

talons

an animal that is hunted

prey

bird that wings beat about 50 times per second and can fly backward

hummingbird

excellent swimmers/divers; eat fish

penguins

What force keeps a bird in the air?

lift

How many body parts does an insect have?

3

large eyes that are made up of many smaller eyes

compound eyes

What is E?

hummingbird

this type of parrot has a large crest, perches in trees and can mimic sounds of humans

cockatoo

What is B?

duck

Where do penguins nest?

on islands

type of animal that body temperature changes with the environmental temperature; babies depend on instincts instead of parent for survival

Cold-blooded

What is interesting about a bird's ears?

they are inside the bird's head

What is 3?

antennae

an outside skeleton- on the outside of an organism's body

exoskeleton

type of animal that body temperature stays the same no matter the environmental temperature; babies depend on parent for survival

Warm-blooded

shedding an exoskeleton

molting

an animal that hunts other animals

predator

bird that has long legs and wades in the water; typically has a pinkish color due to their diet

flamingo

What is A?

cardinal

an animal that no longer exists is

extinct

What is D?

hawk (Harris's hawk)

What are the 3 body parts of insects?

head, thorax, abdomen

a penguin uses its blubber (fat) to keep an egg warm or to __________ the egg

incubate