Most amphibians are CARNIVORES/HERBIVORES.
Carnivores.
Birds have _____ to keep warm and protect their bodies
feathers
Most mammals have _____ to keep warm.
hair or fur
Most reptiles run or walk and have _____.
four legs
Mammals: they have different types of teeth: _____ for cutting food, _____ for tearing food, and _____ for chewing.
incisors, canines, molars
Amphibians have thin, _____ skin with no hair or scales.
slimy skin
What is the name of the process where the offspring changes into adults?
Metamorphosis.
Birds don't have lips. They have _____.
beaks
Mammals breathe with their _____.
lungs
Whats is the name of a baby frog?
Tadpole.
Breathing: when amphibians are babies, they use _____ to breathe.
Gills.
Is this animal a vertebrate?
Yes.
Reptiles can live on _____ or in the _____.
land, water
Reproduction: reptiles are _____.
oviparous
Adult birds feed their _____ until they are independent, flying and looking after themselves.
offspring
What is the name of the process where birds keep the eggs warm?
Incubation.
What is the name of the hole located on the back of sea animals?
Blow hole.
All birds have _____, but some birds cannot fly because they are too heavy.
wings
Most mamals have a backbone, which means they are _____.
vertebrates
What do reptiles have on their bodies to protect themselves?
Scales, some of them also have shell.
Frogs and toads use their _____ tongues to catch insects.
sticky
Nutrition: birds can be _____, _____, or _____.
carnivores, herbivores, omnivores
Mammals drink their _____ after they are born to receive nutrients.
mother's milk
Reproduction: birds build a _____ to lay the eggs.
nest