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Vertebrates and invertebrates

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  • What animal breathe throught their gills?
    Fish and other aquatic animals.
  • Which group of invertebrates have long soft bodies?
    Worms
  • How do herbivores have their teeth?
    Wide and flat.
  • What are viviparous?
    The egg develops inside the female body
  • How do carnivores have their teeth?
    Sharp.
  • Where do Cnidarians live?
    In the sea.
  • What do carnivores eat?
    Meat.
  • Tell me one example of Cnidarian.
    Jellyfish
  • What do octopuses and snails have in common?
    They are molluscs.
  • What three body parts do all insects have?
    head, thorax and abdomen.
  • How do vertebrates breathe?
    Lungs, gills and skin.
  • Which group of invertebrates have long soft bodies?
    Worms.
  • What group do sea anemones belong to?
    Cnidarians.
  • Name one example of crustacean.
    Lobster.
  • Where do echinoderms live?
    At the bottom of the sea.
  • How do amphibians breathe?
    Gills, lungs and skin.
  • What do omnivores eat?
    Grass and plants.
  • Tell me one example of Cnidarians
    Jellyfish
  • Which echinoderm has five limbs called rays?
    Starfish.
  • How do mammals, birds and reptiles breathe?
    Lungs.
  • What do sponges have to filter sea water?
    Pores.
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