Scientists classify animals to learn more about them.

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Scientists classify animals to learn more about them. Classifying Animals Scientists classify animals to learn more about them.

What am I? BIRD I am warm blooded. I breathe with lungs. I lay hard shell eggs. I have 2 legs. I have ear holes instead of ears. I have feathers and wings. BIRD

What am I? FISH I am cold blooded I live in water. I lay millions of jelly eggs. I have scales and fins. I breathe underwater using gills, not lungs. FISH

What am I? AMPHIBIAN I am cold blooded. I lay many jelly eggs. I live on land and in water. I have moist, smooth skin. I breathe with gills when I am young and then develop lungs. AMPHIBIAN

What am I? REPTILE I am cold blooded. I breathe with lungs. I live on land. I usually lay leathery eggs. I have scales and dry skin. I have 4 legs or no legs. REPTILE

What am I? AMPHIBIAN I am cold blooded. I lay many jelly eggs. I live on land and in water. I have moist, smooth skin. I breathe with gills when I am young and then develop lungs. AMPHIBIAN

What am I? ARTHROPOD I DO NOT have a backbone. I have a hard shell to cover my body. My body is divided into sections. ARTHROPOD

What am I? REPTILE I am cold blooded. I breathe with lungs. I live on land. I usually lay leathery eggs. I have scales and dry skin. I have 4 legs or no legs. REPTILE

What am I? BIRD I am warm blooded. I breathe with lungs. I lay hard shell eggs. I have 2 legs. I have ear holes instead of ears. I have feathers and wings BIRD

What am I? MAMMAL I am warm blooded. I have lungs to breathe air. I have 4 legs. I have ears. I give live birth. I have fur or hair. I feed my young milk. MAMMAL

What am I? FISH I am cold blooded I live in water. I lay millions of jelly eggs. I have scales and fins. I breathe underwater using gills, not lungs. FISH

What am I? MAMMAL I am warm blooded. I have lungs to breathe air. I have 4 legs. I have ears. I give live birth. I have fur or hair. I feed my young milk. MAMMAL

Using characteristics of animals helps scientists classify them and learn more about them.