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Animals with backbones

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Animals with backbones

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  1. Animals with backbones

  2. Mammals

  3. Birds

  4. Fish

  5. Reptiles And Amphibians

  6. Insects

  7. Animals With Backbones Mammals Birds Fish Reptiles And Amphibians Insects? $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500

  8. How are the deer and a skunk alike? Page 38-39

  9. They both have backbones and are mammals.

  10. Bones help give an animal_______. Page 39

  11. shape

  12. Bones can help animals ______. Page 39

  13. move

  14. Bones can help _______ some body parts of animals. Page 39

  15. protect

  16. Name the five groups of animals with backbones. Page 40-41

  17. Mammals Birds Fish Reptiles Amphibians

  18. What is a mammal? Page 40

  19. Mammals are animals with backbones. They have hair or fur on their bodies and drink milk from their mothers.

  20. What is camouflage? Page 42

  21. Camouflage is a color or shape that makes a plant or animal hard to see.

  22. Why does a mule deer’s fur change in winter? Page 42

  23. In winter, the mule deer’s fur turns a lighter color so the deer is harder to see in the snow.

  24. How do chipmunks adapt for the winter? Page 43

  25. Chipmunks store some of the food they find in the summer so they can snack when they wake during the winter.

  26. An animal’s environment is made up of __________ and ____________things. Page 42

  27. living and nonliving

  28. What is a bird? Page 40

  29. Birds are animals With backbones that have feathers and wings. Birds hatch from eggs.

  30. How does camouflage protect the nightjar? Page 44

  31. Camouflage protects the nightjar by helping it hide from animals that might eat it.

  32. How do a penguin’s wings help it survive? Page 45

  33. The wings help the penguin swim in the ocean to find food.

  34. How has a hummingbird adapted to get nectar from a flower? Page 44

  35. A hummingbird uses its long, skinny beak to drink liquid nectar from a flower.

  36. How have penguins adapted to stay warm in their cold environment? Page 45

  37. The penguin’s top feathers keep him dry and the second layer traps warm air to keep in warm in the frigid environment.

  38. What is a fish? Page 40

  39. They are animals with backbones, scales, fins and hatch from eggs.

  40. What does a porcupine fish make itself big? Page46

  41. To protect itself

  42. Why does a catfish need feelers to find food? Page 47

  43. It is dark at the bottom of the water where the catfish looks for food.

  44. Why are spikes a good adaptation for animal survival? Page 46

  45. Enemies don’t want to go near an animal with spikes because they might get hurt.

  46. What adaptation does a stingray have to protect itself? Page 47

  47. A stingray uses the sharp spike on its tail to protect itself.

  48. What is a reptile? Page 40

  49. Reptiles are animals with backbones, dry scaly skin, and hatch from eggs.

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