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Main Common Features

cold blood

diverse

live in water

fins and gills

scales

Interesting Adaptions

can sense nearby movements

propel through water with fins

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warm blooded
mothers provide milk for young
breath in oxygen
breath out carbon dioxide

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examples of animals
frog, salamsdar
facts

Most amphibians have thin, moist skin that helps them to breathe.

Amphibians are considered vertebrates as they have a backbone.

Frogs swallow their food whole. ...

Frogs cannot live in salt water.

All amphibians have gills, some only as larvae and others for their entire lives.

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main common feature
Animal with wings,with a beak and feather,has an backbone,is warm blooded
Example of animals
owl,duck

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Main Common Features:

1. Gills.
2.Fins
3.Live in water
4.Cold Blooded
5.Scales
6.Backbone

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MAIN COMMON FEATURES:
They all  lives in the water
Fishes are also cold blooded

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SCALY SKIN
SCARY
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Main Common Features:
They Have Feathers

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Japanese giant salamander

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Scaly Skin
Scary
Dangerous
cold blooded

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EXAMPLES
Eagle
Owl
Robin
Parrot
Robin Red Breast
Toucan
Flamingo
Humming Bird
Macaw
Crow
Eagle Owl
Grey Parrot
FACTS
They can fly
Wings
Verterbrate
Warm Blooded
Hollow Bones
Well developed brain and eyes

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Main Common Features:
* They have feathers
* They have wings to fly
* Warm Blooded
* Toothless Beaks

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Lay eggs
Cold Blooded

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what is A amphibians
a cold-blooded vertebrate animal of a class that comprises the frogs, toads, newts, salamanders, and caecilians. They are distinguished by having an aquatic gill-breathing larval stage followed
typically by a terrestrial lung-breathing adult stage.

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FISH🐟🐟

~~Common Features

Live in water

Cold Blooded

Have backbones

Have fins

Have gills

~~Examples

Guppy

Goldfish

Catfish

Salmon

Haddock

Ocean Sunfish

Ide

Swordfish

Whiting

Neon Tetra

~~Adaptions

Camouflaging skin

Sense organs

Propelling fins

Locomotion

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MAIN COMMOM FEATURES:
They all live in water and cold.
They have backbones.
They are also cold-blooded.
The fishes are good swimmers.
Fishes cover with scales.
Use their fins to get into water.
The gills take the oxygen

EXAMPLE OF ANIMALS:
Puffer Fish
Barramundi
Saratoga
Sun Fish
Scaly Jew Fish
Blue Marlin

INTERESTING ADPATION:
Fish display a wide variety of colours and colour pattern.Skin coloration can have many funtions.Many fish has color patterns that can help them blend in their environment.It may allow fishes avoid the predator.the fishes can change their skin coloration to match the surrounding habitats

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FACTS
Breath With Lungs
Don't lay eggs
Little or a large amount of hair
EXAMPLES
Lion
Tiger
Elephant
Cat
Dog
Otter
Bear
Kangaroo
Kowla
Cheetah
Polar Bear
Puma

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Main Common Features:

1. Gills.
2. Fins
3. Live in water
4. Cold Blooded
5. Scales
6. Backbone

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Main common feature
Animal with wings,has an beak,Feathers,Backbones,Is warm blooded
Example of animals
Eagle
Crane
Crow
Robin
Blue Bird
Swan
Flamingo
Owl
Parrot
Peacock
Duck
Chicken
Penguin
Dove

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Many amphibians, such as frogs, undergo a metamorphosis, meaning they begin life in the water and live on land as adults. Defining characteristics of these creatures include moist, scaleless skin and the fact that they are cold-blooded.  marcus

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Diplocaulus

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Main Common Features
They all have organs.
They have dry & scaly skin.
They move by crawling or swimming.
They need to have warm temperature.s
They can have long legs or no legs.
They hatch from eggs.
Reptiles go in land & in sea.
Examples of Reptiles
Dwarf Caiman.
Malayan Gharial.
Yacare Caiman.
Banded Day Gecko.
Fiji Banded Iguana.
Scheltopusik.
Anatolian Viper.
Dumeril's Boa.
Interesting Adaptations
They have venom to catch prey.
The Alligator Snapping Turtle lures prey by using their worm-like tongue.
Some have bright colors to warn predators that they are poisonous.
They have skins that camouflage.

HOLY MOLY THAT WAS A LONG POST. MY HANDS KINDA HURT.

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Labyrinthodontia
Anthracosauria
Diplocaulus
Caecilian

Salamander
frog

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1 lay eggs
2 have dry and scaly skin
3 have backbone
4 cannot control their body temprature

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A Zoological Society of London (ZSL) survey found that Britons have a greater awareness of fantasy creatures from literature and film than the world's most Evolutionarily Distinct and Globally Endangered (EDGE) species.

The 1,000 people in the survey were asked to identify animals they recognised from a list, including unicorns, the gruffalo and the jabberwocky.

"This survey, although light-hearted, perfectly highlights the importance of the work of the EDGE of Existence programme," says ZSL's Dr Nisha Owen.

"We're working tirelessly to save remarkable creatures which, in many cases, the public might not have even heard of."

The results revealed that although 88 per cent of participants had heard of unicorns, 78 per cent of the gruffalo, and 62 per cent of the sasquatch (or Bigfoot), the awareness levels were much lower for real-life animals.

Only 20 per cent had heard of the axolotl salamander, a Critically Endangered amphibian which is found in only one Mexican lake, and just one per cent were aware of the hirola, an antelope found in north-east Kenya and south-west Somalia that is also Critically Endangered.
Female hirola and calf © ZSL
The survey marks the 10-year anniversary of the EDGE of Existence programme, which aims to identify and conserve the world's EDGE species (Evolutionary Distinct and Globally Endangered).
Full list of mythical and real-life animals in the survey (Creature - per cent of survey participants that had heard of the creature)
Mermaid - 89.50

Unicorn - 88.70

Yeti - 81.80

Gruffalo - 78.00

Ewok - 68.90

Jabberwocky - 65.30

Sasquatch (aka Bigfoot) - 62.30

Wookie - 57.60

Hippogriff - 28.20

Echidna - 22.50

Direwolf - 21.30

Axolotl - 19.50

Dugong - 19.00

Shoebill stork - 11.50

Numbat - 7.70

Gharial - 4.90

Indri - 4.10

Olm - 3.30

Caecilian - 2.60

Solenodon - 2.50

Siderastrea - 1.10

Hirola - 1.10

None of the above - 4.00
Read more wildlife news stories in BBC Wildlife Magazine

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A Zoological Society of London (ZSL) survey found that Britons have a greater awareness of fantasy creatures from literature and film than the world's most Evolutionarily Distinct and Globally Endangered (EDGE) species. The 1,000 people in the survey were asked to identify animals they recognised from a list, including unicorns, the gruffalo and the jabberwocky.

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Main Common Featues:
Babies drink mothers milk
Give birth to live young
Warm blooded
Fur
Blink
Lungs to breath
Breath oxygen and out carbon dioxide
Exampes of Mammals:
Whale
Dolphin
Platopus
Rats
Mouse
Ground Hog
Paririe Dogs
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Main Common Features:
They have feathers
They are warm blooded
They have wings to fly
They have a beak
They lay hard shells

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1. Gills.
2. Fins
3. Live in water
4. Cold Blooded
5. Scales
6. Backbone

 
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 AMPHIBIANS
Marcus
Marcus
examples of animals
frog, salamsdar
 facts

Most amphibians have thin, moist skin that helps them to breathe.
Amphibians are considered vertebrates as they have a backbone.
Frogs swallow their food whole. ...
Frogs cannot live in salt water.
All amphibians have gills, some only as larvae and others for their entire lives.
Marcus
Marcus
  what is A amphibians
a cold-blooded vertebrate animal of a class that comprises the frogs, toads, newts, salamanders, and caecilians. They are distinguished by having an aquatic gill-breathing larval stage followed 
typically by a terrestrial lung-breathing adult stage. 
amphibians characteristics
amphibians characteristics
 Many amphibians, such as frogs, undergo a metamorphosis, meaning they begin life in the water and live on land as adults. Defining characteristics of these creatures include moist, scaleless skin and the fact that they are cold-blooded.  marcus

david
david
 Labyrinthodontia 
 Anthracosauria 
 Diplocaulus 
 Caecilian 
Salamander
frog


 
📎 Do you know your Bigfoot from your salamander?
Do you know your Bigfoot from your salamander?
Do you know your Bigfoot from your salamander?
A Zoological Society of London (ZSL) survey found that Britons have a greater awareness of fantasy creatures from literature and film than the world's most Evolutionarily Distinct and Globally Endangered (EDGE) species. The 1,000 people in the survey were asked to identify animals they recognised from a list, including unicorns, the gruffalo and the jabberwocky.
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 REPTILES
Cavan
Cavan
SCALY SKIN
SCARY
D
Emily
Emily
Lay eggs
Cold Blooded
 Diplocaulus 
  Diplocaulus 
SaRaH
SaRaH 
Main Common Features
They all have organs.
They have dry & scaly skin.
They move by crawling or swimming.
They need to have warm temperature.s
They can have long legs or no legs.
They hatch from eggs.
Reptiles go in land & in sea.
Examples of Reptiles
Dwarf Caiman.
Malayan Gharial.
Yacare Caiman. 
Banded Day Gecko.
Fiji Banded Iguana.
Scheltopusik.
Anatolian Viper.
Dumeril's Boa.
Interesting Adaptations
They have venom to catch prey.
The Alligator Snapping Turtle lures prey by using their worm-like tongue. 
Some have bright colors to warn predators that they are poisonous.
They have skins that camouflage.


HOLY MOLY THAT WAS A LONG POST. MY HANDS KINDA HURT.
lokesh
lokesh
1 lay eggs
2 have dry and scaly skin
3 have backbone
4 cannot control their body temprature
 
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 MAMMALS
Emily
Emily
warm blooded
mothers provide milk for young
breath in oxygen 
breath out carbon dioxide

Nilofer
Nilofer
Main Common Features:
They Have Feathers
david
david
 Japanese giant salamander 


Cavan
Cavan
Scaly Skin
Scary
Dangerous
cold blooded
Emily Part 2
Emily Part 2
FACTS
Breath With Lungs
Don't lay eggs
Little or a large amount of hair
EXAMPLES
Lion
Tiger
Elephant 
Cat
Dog 
Otter
Bear
Kangaroo
Kowla
Cheetah
Polar Bear
Puma


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Emily, Sahas, Anna ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Main Common Featues:
Babies drink mothers milk
Give birth to live young
Warm blooded
Fur
Blink
Lungs to breath

 
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 BIRDS
Alicia and Austin
Alicia and Austin
          main common feature
Animal with wings,with a beak and feather,has an backbone,is warm blooded
            Example of animals
owl,duck
Emily
Emily 
EXAMPLES
Eagle
Owl
Robin
Parrot
Robin Red Breast
Toucan 
Flamingo
Humming Bird
Macaw
Crow
Eagle Owl
Grey Parrot
FACTS
They can fly
Wings
Verterbrate
Warm Blooded
Hollow Bones
Well developed brain and eyes


Nil
                      Nil
Main Common Features:
* They have feathers
* They have wings to fly
* Warm Blooded
* Toothless Beaks 

🐦Alicia 🐦
               🐦Alicia 🐦
          Main common feature
Animal with wings,has an beak,Feathers,Backbones,Is warm blooded
            Example of animals
Eagle
Crane
Crow
Robin
Blue Bird
Swan
Flamingo
Owl
Parrot
Peacock
Duck 
Chicken
Penguin
Dove



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Austin
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