Animals Amphibians, Birds, Fish, Insects, Mammals, and Reptiles By Amanda DeMattio and Erica Kramer

Amphibians Cold-blooded Live in water and on land Lay eggs Wet skin Vertebrates (have backbone) Gills Cold blooded-body temperature changes according to weather outside

Amphibian Examples Toad Frog Newt Salamander

Birds Warm-blooded Lay eggs Feathers Two wings Two legs Beak or bill Some fly Warm blooded- body temperature stays the same

Bird Examples Penguin Ostrich Flamingo Blue jay

Fish Cold-blooded Live in water Lay eggs Scales Fins Gills Sea World

Angelfish Clownfish Fish Examples Stingray Shark

Insects Cold-blooded Six legs Three body parts: head, thorax, abdomen Pair of antennae One or two pairs of wings Lay eggs Largest group of living things on earth

INSEC T S Beetle Grasshopper Ladybug Butterfly

Mammals Warm-blooded Fur or hair Feed young Vertebrates Four limbs Live birth Lungs

Mammal Examples Human Cat Cow Dolphin

Reptiles Cold-blooded Dry, scaly skin Short legs or no legs Vertebrates Lay eggs Shed skin Lungs Snakes don’t lay eggs Most shed skin as they grow

Alligator Turtle Lizard Reptile Examples Snake

References Images from: Google Information gathered from: http://www.saskschools.ca/~gregory/animals/intro1.html