Birds Amphibians ReptilesFish Mammals The ostriches are the largest bird. The whooping crane is an endangered species. Owls can turn their head 180 degrees.

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Birds Amphibians ReptilesFish Mammals

The ostriches are the largest bird. The whooping crane is an endangered species. Owls can turn their head 180 degrees.

1.Amphibians live part of their life in land and the other in water. 2.Toads have bumpy skin but amphibians usually have smooth skin. 3.Amphibians need a moist place to live in. Frogs can jump over ten ft. Newts have fast tongues.

1.Mammals use lungs to breathe. 2.All Mammals have fur & hair. 3.All Mammals have a skull to protect their brain. 4.Ocean mammals to the surface to breathe. Whales can sing. There are 1,702 types of rodents.

1.All reptiles have scales. 2.All reptiles behave in certain ways to control their body temperature. 3.Reptiles can’t breathe underwater. Bearded dragons will eat almost anything. The largest reptile is the Saltwater Crocodile.

Fish swim in groups to protect themselves.

QUIZ Return to beginning 1.Mammals use what to breathe? 2.Do all birds fly? 3.Do all fish live in water?

QUIZ Return to beginning 1.Lungs. 2.No. 3.Yes.