Habitat: Most live in oceans. Some live in freshwater.

Breathing: Breathe through lungs. Have a blowhole at the top to take in air when it comes to the surface.

Reproduction: Gives birth to its young.

3 interesting facts:

1) The average lifespan of a dolphin is about 17 years.

2) Dolphins have two stomachs - one to store food and the other for the digestion of food.

3) A dolphin can eat up to 13 kg of fish in a day.

Animal group: Reptiles

Habitat: water, forests, deserts and prairies.

Breathing: Breathe through lungs

Reproduction: Most snakes Lay eggs

More than 3 interesting facts:

1)Snakes are found throughout the world

except Antarctica, Iceland, Ireland,

Greenland and New Zealand.

2)There are over 3000 kinds of snakes in the world.

3)Snakes can expand the capacity of their jaws due to an elastic jaw ligament

4)The most venomous land snake in the world is the Inland Taipan.

The most venomous sea snake in the world is the Belcher’s Sea Snake.

5) The biggest snake in the world currently is the Giant anaconda.

6)The smallest snake in the world is the Barbados threadsnake.

Habitat: Most of the times in Land sometimes in water

Breathing: They have lungs, a muscular diaphragm and a pleural cavity that expands through the contraction of intercostal muscles just like we do, with breathing passages leading to mouth and nostrils just like ours. 

Reproduction: When the kangaroo gives birth, the baby actually crawls out, rather than being pushed out like a placental mammal. Though very poorly developed, the little guy has surprisingly strong forearms. Led by the scent of mommy's pouch, the baby laboriously crawls through the fur and enters the pouch. After that, the baby clamps onto a nipple and starts nursing until it becomes a proper joey.

3 interesting facts

1) On land kangaroos only ever move their hind legs together, however in water they kick each leg independently to swim.

2) Young kangaroos (joeys) will sometimes jump head first into their mother’s pouch when frightened.

3) Red kangaroos can reach a top speed of over 65km/h - out-pacing a top racehorse. In one leap they can jump 3m high and 7.6m long.

habitat:found in Africa

breathing:breathe through lungs

reproduction:give birth to Cubs(not the C.U.B method)

3 interesting facts:

1)Lions are the second largest big cat species in the world (behind tigers).

2)The average male lion weighs around 180 kg (400 lb) while the average female lion weighs around 130 kg (290 lb).

3)The heaviest lion on record weighed an amazing 375 kg (826 lb).

Habitat: land and water

Reproduction: They lay eggs.

3 interesting facts

1)The biggest crocodile in the world is called Lolong.

2)The second largest crocodile was found in Panama.

3)Crocodiles rely on some birds that will brush the crocodile

teeth.

1. Breathing: In the trunk of the elephants there are also two nostrils, through which the elephants breathe. But the elephants can also soak up up to 8 litres of water into these nostrils and then blow it into their mouth. But, unlike people think sometimes by mistake, they do not drink the water directly through their trunks.

Reproduction:They give birth to young andIt gets its head down for a long gestation, 21 months, after which it pushes out a baby weighing a whopping 336 pounds. Whipsnade zoo's first ever Asian baby elephant was born on March 16 and made its first bow on Tuesday. As usual, the baby arrived between the mother's legs, head first. "So its thud, if you want, is only two to three feet," says Wayne Boardman, head of veterinary services.

"It's covered in amniotic fluid and that hits the ground with a bit of fluid cushioning, in a way, and then the water bursts everywhere. Within a couple of hours it should be standing up and starting to suckle the mother. She will smell it and blow on it. Lots of them will kick it. It's a gentle control kick to move it out of the sac, so it won't be suffocated by this quite thick membrane."

The baby was a heavy responsibility. Its tiny trunk might have got in the way at the moment of birth. The pregnancy was followed by ultrasound scan. "At about four months you can pick out the trunk on ultrasound," Boardman says.

The as-yet-unnamed baby started off about as big as a dot. "The same size as any mammal really. And then it was 24 stone or 149 kilos by the time it popped out."

3 interesting facts

1) Elephants' large ear flaps help to control their body temperature.

2) male African elephants are the largest surviving terrestrial animals and can reach a height of 4m (13 ft) ans weigh 7,000 kg (15,000 Ib).

3) Elephants have a fission-fusion society in which multiple family groups come together to socialise.

habitat:open

breathing:thruogh lungs

reproduction:give birth to young

facts:

1)they have great sense of smell

2)they are from the family called canids

3)they are playful

Habitat: Australia

Breathing: koala breath through lungs and nose

Reproduction: give birth to its young

3 interesting facts

1) has hair

2) they have sharp claws but it would not cut and has no blood

3) small, fuzzy and cute

Habitat: Jurassic jungle

Breathing: breathe through lungs

Reproduction: laying eggs

3 interesting facts

1) very big

2) their length can range from a few centimetres to tens of meters

3) have short hands

Animal Group: Mammal

Habitat: They can be found in savannahs, forests and marshes. They prefer to stay near water.

Breathing: Breathe through lungs

3 interesting facts:

3) Elephant ears have thick bases with thin tips.

habitat:land

breathing: breath through lungs

reproduction:give birth

3 interesting facts

1.dogs are capable of understanding

up to 250 words and gestures

2.They can count up to five

3.can perform simple mathematical

caculations

Habitat:they are found in grasslands,woodlands,savannas,subdeserts,forest edges and mountains.

Breathing:Lungs

reproduce:giving birth

3 interesting facts:

in ancient Egypt hyenas were domesticated and raised for food

spotted hyena cubs are born with their eyes open

Hyenas can go for several days without water.

Habitat:Most live in oceans some live in freshwater.

Breathing:Breathe through their gills

Reproduction:Laying eggs

3 interesting facts:

1]The lifespan of an angelfish that if it is properly kept is 10-15 years.

2]Angelfish die much easier between 2 angelfish they are pretty sensitive.

3]Angelfish are one of the most popular aquarium fish.

Habitat:Africa

Breathing:Lions breath through lungs like

Reproduction:give birth

3 interesting facts:

1)Lions usually sleep in the day and are active at night.

2)Inthe dark , a lion's eyesight is 6 times better than a human's.

3)Male lions have manes to help them fight other lions

Mammal

Habitat:

North pole

Breathing: 

Breath through their lungs and nose

Reproduction:

By giving birth

Three interesting facts:

1.Polar bears has hollow fur that traps air inside,thus making the bear buoyant in water.The layer of air provides insulation between their warm bodies and the cold Arctic air and water.

2.It has black skin under its fur to ensure that the polar bear has a better heart retention rate.

3.Polar bears has thick layer of fat called "blubber"under its skin.The fat is up to 11 cm thick.

Habitat: Africa

Breathing: Breath through lungs

Reproduction: Give birth to its young

3 interesting facts:

1) It can run at top speed of 70mph (113km/h)

2) It has a life span of 10-12 years

3) Cheetahs knock their prey to the ground and kill with a suffocating bite to the neck. They must eat quickly before they lose the kills to other bigger or more aggressive carnivores.

Habitat :Most tigers live in Asia.They like to live in

swamps,grasslands and rainforests.

Breathing :tigers breath through lungs

Reproduction :give birth

3 interesting facts :1)The roar of a Bengal tiger can carry for over 2 km at

night.

2)Tigers use their distinctive coats as camouflage.

3)The tiger is capable of killing animals over twice its size;it is one of nature's most feared predators.

Habitat:Hutch

Breathing:Lungs and nose

Reproduction:Gives birth to its young

3 interesting facts:

(1)Has hair

(2)Small,fuzzy and cute

(3)Rabbits can be very small

Habitat: in a stable or

in a field.

Breathing:lungs

Reproduce:giving birth

3 interesting facts:

1. In the horses hoof there is something called the frog.

2. Most horses that look white to us are actually grey and can be recognised by their underlying black skin.white horses are rare.They have pink skin and blue or brown eyes. They are born with a white coat and it remains that way throughout their lives.

3.Colts young male horses play fight,learning the skills they will need to win mares.

Habitat : Western Hemisphere, from Alaska to Chile. Found mostly in America

Breathing: Lungs

Reproduction: Lays eggs

3 interesting facts:

1) It can fly backwards.

2) Its wings can beat up to 80 times per second.

3) It is very smart and can remember every flower it has visited.

Animal Group: Mammal

Habitat: Forest

Breathing:
Giant Pandas breath oxygen into their lungs through their mouth or nose.

Reproduction:
Giant Pandas reach the maturity age after 4 – 8 years and may be reproductive until age 20. The newly-born blind cubs are usually pink in color with no teeth.
 
3 Interesting Facts:
a) The panda bears do not hibernate.

b) A movie named ‘Kung Fu Panda’ features a giant panda called ‘Po’.

c) Eat 9 – 14 kg of bamboo shoot everyday.

Habitat              :  Bushland and eucalypt woodland in Australia

Breathing          :  Through lungs and nose

Reproduction   :  Give birth to its young

3 Interesting Facts  :

1) Koalas are not bears.

    They are marsupial or pouched mammal.

2) Koalas have similar fingerprints to humans.

3) The baby koala (Joey) is blind, earless and hairless at birth.

Mammal

Habitat:

land

Breathing:

Reproduction:

give birth

Three interesting facts:

1.dogs are more clever than humans,they are more alert than we are.

2.if dogs eat chocolate they may fall sick,some dogs can smell dead bodys underwater.

3.some dogs are trained in army to detect mines in the battlefield.

Habitat: Cats are animals that do not have a specific habitat that is suited to them and their habitats can often change; they are referred to as a cosmopolitan species.

Breathing: Breathe through lungs.

3 interesting facts:

1) Cats make about 100 different sounds

2) A group of cats is called a "clowder"

3) Cats are the most popular animals in North America

habitat: open

breathing: breath through lungs

reproduction: give birth to young

facts: 1)cats can live longer then dogs.

2)they spend 2/3 of every day sleeping.

3)cats make about 100 different sounds.

Habitat: The natural habitat of the dog is on land. Most dogs are domesticated and live in the homes of people as

pets.

Breathing:  The dog breathes through its lungs.

Reproduction:  

In domestic dogs, sexual maturity begins to happen around age six to twelve months for both males and females, although this can be delayed until up to two years old for some large breeds.

Dogs bear their litters roughly 58 to 68 days after fertilization, with an average of 63 days, although the length of gestation can vary. An average litter consists of about six puppies. In general, toy dogs produce from one to four puppies in each litter, while much larger breeds may average as many as twelve.

3 interesting facts

1. Dogs are capable of understanding up to 250 words and gestures, can count up to five and can perform simple mathematical calculations. The average dog is as intelligent as a two-year-old child.

2.  The wetness of a dog’s nose is essential for determining what direction a smell is coming from.

3. Dogs wag their tails when they are either happy or nervous.

Habitat:Antarctica

Breathing: through  their lugs

Reproduction: by laying eggs

4 interesting facts:

1)There are believed to be 17

species of penguins.

2)Nobody really knows the root of the word

"penguin"

3)Most penguins can move at a speed up to

6 to 12km/h (3.7 to 7.5 mph) while under water

Habitat:land

Breathing:breath through lungs

Reproduction:give birth to its young

3 interesting facts

1)can stand with two legs for a few seconds

2)they can be trained

3)some of the dogs are fuffy and cute

Habitat: Sea, ocean and fresh water

Breathing: by absorbing oxygen from the water through the surface of their outer layer. They also release carbon dioxide by their surface

Reproduction: Lay eggs and give birth, depending on the species

3 interesting facts =)

1) Jellyfish don't have brains

2) Although the word is mentioned in their name, jellyfish are not fish

3) Some can be very hard to see, nearly invisible to the human eye

habitat:dark woods,holes

breathing:by lungs

reproduction:give birth to young

The three interesting facts:

1)It can hear more than 10m.

2)The red bat feed on blood.

3)Fruit bats eat fruits upside

down. 

Habitat: House,field

Breathing: They breath through their lungs

Reproduction: Give birth to it's young

3 interesting facts:

1) Israeli scientists have tested mice as a new form of airport security detector.

They can sense explosives or drugs, and are more accurate than dogs or X-ray machines.

2) They can give birth to at least 10-12 in one litter.

3) They can't see very well but have a very keen sense of hearing and smell to locate food and avoid predators.

Habitat: Grasslands, chaparral, woodlands, forests,

and in mountainous regions up to 7500 feet elevation.

Breathing: breathe through lungs.

Reproduction: lays eggs.

3 interesting facts:

1) The average lifespan of a alligator Lizard is about 5 to 10 years.

2)  This particular species of lizard can drop its tail in an effort to escape.

The dropped tail will continue to move so the predator is distracted and

the lizard can scurry to a hiding spot.

Males, and females guarding eggs, are very aggressive toward intruders into

their territory. Fights are mostly bouts of chasing and biting until the intruder

backs away.

3)They get their name from the fact that their back and belly scales are

reinforced with bone, like alligators!

Habitat :Forests,Grasslands,

Breathing: Breathes through lungs

Reproduction: Lays eggs

Three interesting facts :

1) Snake's scales are made of something called Kerstin, which is the same thing that our fingernails are made from .

2) Vine snakes are remarkable because they appear to have binocular vision.

3) Mother Pythons will coil themselves around their eggs and make their bodies shiver in order to heat herself up and keep her eggs warm until they hatch.

habitat: costal areas of the

mainland: and southern regions

breathing: breathes through  lungs

reproduction: give birth to young

three interesting facts:

1) koala young are known as joeys

2)koalas are mostly nocturnal

3)a mature male has a dark scent gland

in the centre of his white chest which excludes

a dark sticky substance He rubs this on his trees to

other koalas that is in his hands indicate to

other koalas that this is his territory.

Habitat : Prefer to live in fresh water

Breathing : Alligators are air-breathing animals with well developed lungs.

Reproduction : Alligators reproduce by laying eggs ( up to 45 in a clutch ) and burying them under a mound of earth

3 interesting Facts :

( a ) Alligators have very small brains. Their brains are less well developed than mammals.

( b ) Alligators are vertebrates, animals with backbones

( c ) Despite their reputation, alligators are naturally not aggressive to humans ( unlike crocodile )

Breathing:they breathe through their lungs.

Reproduction:lays eggs

3 interesting facts:

The fastest snake in the world can speed up to 12 mph!

Snakes reproduce every once a year!

The poison of the king cobra is capable of killing a elephant!

habitat:land (anywhere)

Breathing:Lungs

Reproduction: live young

4 amazing fact:

1)They lived from the Plioceneepoch (from around 5 million years ago)

into the Holocene at about 4,500 years ago in Africa, Europe, Asia, and North America.

2)The earliest known proboscideans,

the clade which contains the elephants, existed about 55 million years ago around the Tethys Sea area.

3)Columbian mammoth, M. columbi, the diet was mainly grazing. 

American Columbian mammoths fed primarily on cacti leaves, trees, and shrubs.Mammoths alive in the Arctic

 during the Last Glacial Maximum consumed mainly forbs, such as Artemisia; graminoids were only a minor part of their diet.

4)he use of preserved genetic material to create living mammoth specimens, particularly in regard to the woolly mammoth, has long been discussed theoretically but has only recently become the subject of serious effort.

As of 2014, there are two major ongoing projects, one led by Akira Iritani of Japan and another by Hwang Woo-suk of South Korea,

attempting to recover the mammoth population.^[34] Similar to the method popularized in the film Jurassic Park, the projects are based on finding suitable DNA in frozen bodies.

The next step is to recover and, if possible, combine the DNA with similar living animals such as the elephant, which may give birth to some mammoth-related or mammoth species.

Habitat:land

Breathing:breath through lungs

Reproduction:give birth to its young

3 interesting facts

2)Newborn pups are born with their eyes closed and they do not open until they are about 3 weeks old.

3)The smallest breed is the Chihuahua. :)