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Animals have a life cycle that includes birth, growth, reproduction and death. BirthGrowthReproductionDeath

Some animals are born live, others hatch from eggs. Mammals have live young. Fish birds and reptiles mostly lay eggs.

Young animals grow to become adults.

Humans grow from babies to adults too.

Adult animals have young of their own.

Death is part of every animal’s life cycle.

A life span begins with an animal’s birth and ends with its death. Different animals have different life spans. Female Tarantula: 10 – 20 years Alligator: 50 – 60 years

Some baby spiders (spiderlings) eat the mother spiders as they grow up.

Kangaroos have very tiny babies. After their birth they crawl into the mother’s pouch where they feed and grow.

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