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Keep up-to-date with the latest dinosaur science with articles that explore dinosaur habitats, behaviors and body types. Includes range maps and comparisons to present-day animals.

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Keep up-to-date with the latest dinosaur science with articles that explore dinosaur habitats, behaviors and body types. Includes range maps and comparisons to present-day animals.

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Get data-driven students insights with teacher reports (open in a new tab) Learn more about driving learning outcomes you see, hear and track.

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Top 10: Incredible Animal Feet

Stephanie Sanchez on April 10 2019

Feet are wonderful, they help us stand, run, skip and are great for a tickle attack. But not everyone's feet are the same, check out this top ten list to discover animals with some of the coolest feet!

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Feet are wonderful, they help us stand, run, skip and are great for a tickle attack. But not everyone's feet are the same, check out this top ten list to discover animals with some of the coolest feet!

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Body Coverings Song

Stephanie Sanchez on April 10 2019

Here is a song I created to help my 6th grade students study. I hope you enjoy. Cuticle, cuticle, cuticle, protection baby Many soft-bodied animals have this pelt In arthropods hardening exoskeleton But it's light enough here letting insects fly in shells Oh whoa-oh-oh Some arthropods will shed it; they're confined, confined (it's too tight) Oh whoa-oh-oh But turtles bony plates connect the spine in line (grows in time) Feather, skin, scales, shells or fur Body covering-layers Protective plates, coats, waterproof Coverings are clever tools Coverings are clever tools Prickly coat, prickly coat, prickly coat in porcupines The keratin that is in human hair too These animals raise quills-protection It moves backward stabbing outward so they're not food Oh whoa-oh-oh I know you do know this but scales line fish hides (dermal designs) Oh whoa-oh-oh But sharks and rays have placoid scales They're rough like spikes (denticles) Feather, skin, scales, shells or fur Body covering-layers Pro

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Fur, Feathers, Scales, Skin by Christine Economos (Level H)

Stephanie Sanchez on April 10 2019

Answer Comprehension Questions on handout and bring it back to school. Animals (p.2) = animales Polar (p.2) = polar Different (p.6) = diferente Color (p.9) = color Desert (p.11) = desierto Elephants (p.14) = elefantes

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Answer Comprehension Questions on handout and bring it back to school. Animals (p.2) = animales Polar (p.2) = polar Different (p.6) = diferente Color (p.9) = color Desert (p.11) = desierto Elephants (p.14) = elefantes

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Jessi shows some examples of different kinds of body coverings that occur in a wide variety animals. Spider and snake warning! Also some cuteness at the end you won't want to miss. *Spider warning *Snake warning -- Looking for more awesome animal stuff? Subscribe to Animal Wonders Montana to see all of our videos!

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Take a look at the amazing eyes of the peacock mantis shrimp, red-eyed tree frog, and other animals in these photos.

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How Animals See The World

Stephanie Sanchez on April 10 2019

"Animals see things we can't even imagine" Share on FB: http://on.fb.me/19gYFd8 (you can add a note) Tweet This: http://bit.ly/19gYDSk (you can change the tweet) All representations are artistic representations - based on research Song: https://soundcloud.com/freehiphopbeatsforyou/cold-heat-hip-hop-beat Credit: Film Footage courtesy of Shutterstock, Inc., Used by Permission Sources: http://www.edudemic.com/how-do-animals-see-the-world/ http://www.ccmr.cornell.edu/education/ask/?quid=295 http://veterinaryvision.com/resources/what-do-dogs-and-cats-see/ http://www.economist.com/news/science-and-technology/21586532-small-creatures-fast-metabolisms-see-world-action-replay-slo-mo

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Animal eyes come in the most spectacular range of styles, shapes, and sizes. There are eyes with lenses made of rock, eyes that can look up and down at the same time, and eyes that can spot prey from a mile away. But one animal has the most incredible-and certainly the strangest-eyes of them all.

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Teeth and Beaks

Stephanie Sanchez on March 19 2019

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Teeth & Eating

Lions have different teeth to sheep, they also like eating different food. Learn what different animals eat and how it affects the size and shape of their teeth with this fun science activity. What are some of the differences, how have they adapted over time and how do they compare to the teeth of a human? Humans have teeth such as incisors, molars and canines, they are suited to our diet and help us eat a range of foods. Herbivores are animals that only eat plants, their teeth are specially adapted to cut through leaves and grass. Carnivores only eat meat so their teeth are specially adapted for hunting and killing. Some animals have no teeth at all! Find out more interesting teeth and eating facts by playing this cool, interactive game for kids.

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Teeth & Eating Lions have different teeth to sheep, they also like eating different food. Learn what different animals eat and how it affects the size and shape of their teeth with this fun science activity. What are some of the differences, how have they adapted over time and how do they compare to the teeth of a human?

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Animals' teeth are different depending upon what foods they eat.

Meat-eaters (carnivores) have sharp teeth.

Plant-eaters (herbivores) have flat teeth.

Animals that eat both plants and meat, like humans, have sharp teeth in front and flat teeth at the back.
Sharks lose teeth each week. They get new teeth when they lose the old ones. They may have over 20,000 teeth in a lifetime.
Crocodiles have 60 teeth in their mouth at any one time and can grow up to 2-3,000 teeth during their lifetime.

Poisonous snakes have hollow fangs which eject poison.

Giraffes have 32 teeth, just like humans.

Elephants have four sets of teeth in their lifetime. Their tusks are the longest teeth in the world.

Dolphins have more teeth than any other animal. Some dolphins have over 200 teeth. Scientists can tell the age of a dolphin by the rings on their teeth.

Snowshoe rabbits fight with their teeth. Adult males, called bucks, fight one another with their teeth when they court the females or does.

Baleen whales don't have teeth. Instead they have stiff, fringed plates, made of the same stuff as human hair and fingernails. They hang down from the upper jaw and trap small fish and other food.