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Where do birds lay their eggs and leave them to incubate?
In nests.
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What are three facts about mammals?
They have hair or fur. Viviparous. They have lungs. They have 4 legs or limbs. Babies drink milk.
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What are three facts about fish?
They have gills. They have fins. They have scales. Oviparous. They live in water.
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What are three facts about reptiles?
They have dry, scaly skin. They have lungs. They have 4 legs or no legs. Oviparous.
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Say three facts about amphibians.
They have moist skin. When they're babies they breathe with gills. When they are adults they breathe with lungs. They can live in land or water. Have 4 legs.
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What are three facts about birds?
They have feathers. They are oviparous. They have two legs. They have wings. They breathe with lungs.
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True or False: Most mammals are oviparous.
False
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Adult amphibians breathe with their __________.
Lungs
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Reptiles have thick and __________ skin and their bodies are completely covered in scales.
Dry
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Amphibians are ________ and they lay their eggs in water.
oviparous
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Amphibians use their sticky __________ to eat.
Tongue
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When amphibians are babies, they use __________ to breathe.
Gills
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Amphibians have thin and __________ skin.
Moist
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Amphibians live in _________ or on _________ near rivers.
water, land
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Birds use their __________ instead of teeth to eat.
Beak
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Birds breathe through their __________.
Lungs
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True or False: All birds have wings.
True
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Birds have __________ to keep warm and protect their body.
Feathers
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True or False: All birds can fly.
False
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Mammals usually have four limbs and some of them have a __________.
Tail
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Mammals breathe with their __________.
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Mammals have __________ or hair to keep warm.
Fur
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When fishes swim, they use their __________ and tail to move and keep balance.
Fins
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Fish have __________ to protect their bodies.
Scales
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