Missing Beginning Letters Activity with Animals Names, Kindergarten Pdf Worksheets
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Water Animals
Water is the source of life. Almost every living thing we know either lives in water or somehow needs water to survive. When we observe nature, we see many different kinds of animals. Some of these are animals that can be kept at home, some live outside, in nature, and some live on farms and in the water. In this article, we will discuss animals that live in water. First, let’s start with fish, the first animal species that comes to mind when we say water, and take a look at other familiar species.
Forest Animals
Although many of us think of greenery and trees when we say forest, these are not the only ones in the forest. In addition to greenery and trees, some animal species also live in forests. The animals that live in the forest and have to live in the forests are called wild animals. Animals that are considered wild animals and that live in the forest have instinctive methods to survive in natural life. Now let’s talk about some of these wild animals living in the forests.
Fox: Foxes are animals that prefer to live especially in the countryside, forests, or fields. They usually build their nests in tree hollows or on the ground in the forest. They can feed on chickens, birds, rabbits, insects, and fish. It is a solitary animal. Unlike wolves, they prefer to hunt and live alone, as opposed to moving in packs.
Brown bear: Their length generally varies between one and a half meters. They are carnivorous creatures. It is a great threat to people who make a living with livestock because animals such as cows and sheep are prey sources for grizzly bears.
Deer: Deer with more than one species; feed on leaves, grass, tubers, roots, grains and stems, seeds, and fruits. Compared to many animals living in the forest, their eyesight is highly developed. They generally live in pine forests or mountain foothills, but since their climbing abilities are not very good, forests are more suitable areas for them to live in.
Gray wolf: Wolves, the largest known members of the canine family, weigh between seventy-nine and ninety-eight kilograms. They are mostly known for moving in packs. They are carnivorous creatures and besides, their hunting skills are very developed. Wolves generally have a diet consisting of wild animals such as deer and buffalo, as well as other domestic animals such as cattle and sheep. Their average lifespan is six to eight years.
Reptiles Animals
Reptiles are very common animals in nature. There are about six thousand species and these animals generally live on land. Temperate and warm climate-loving reptiles have an endoskeleton, but some also have an exoskeleton consisting of keratinized scales. The skin of reptiles is hard and has a keratin structure, so skin respiration is not observed. This structure also enables these animals to prevent water loss. Reptiles breathe through the lungs.
The heart of reptiles, whose hearts consist of two auricles and a ventricle, is three-chambered, but the ventricles have a half ventricle. Oxygen-rich and poor blood mixes in the ventricle, and mixed-blood circulates throughout the body. Reptiles are cold-blooded creatures and hibernate. Internal fertilization and external development are observed in these animals. To minimize water loss, nitrogenous excretion waste is uric acid. The most familiar representatives in nature are crocodiles, lizards, and snakes. The hearts of crocodiles are four-chambered and rich and poor blood do not mix in the heart of crocodiles.
Reptiles Animals Names From A to Z
A
adder
African rock python
alligator
anaconda
angonoka
anole
asp
B
basilisk
bearded dragon
black caiman
black racer
blue-tongued skink
boa constrictor
box turtle
bull snake
C
caiman
cobra
collared lizard
copperhead
coral snake
corn snake
cottonmouth
crocodile
D
desert tortoise
diamondback rattlesnake
G
gaboon viper
garter snake
gavial
gecko
gila monster
glass lizard
gopher snake
green iguana
ground skink
H
horned lizard
I
iguana
indigo snake
K
king cobra
kingsnake
L
lizard
loggerhead turtle
M
mamba
map turtle
monitor lizard
mountain viper
mud snake
mud turtle
O
osage copperhead
P
painted turtle
pine snake
pit viper
python
R
rat snake
rattlesnake
reptile
ribbon snake
S
sea turtle
skink
snake
spiny lizard
T
taipan
timber rattler
tortoise
turtle
V
viper
Wild Animals
As a zoological term, predators are animals that devour and eat other animals to feed on their meat. While some of these animals prefer to hunt alone, others may prefer to hunt in groups. Although scientifically defined in this way, “predators” among the people have become a name given to non-domestic animal species. Many predators are living on land and in the sea, and these animals even predate human history. So much so that the relatives of our cat, dog, and even our bird that we feed at home are predatory species. Now let’s give examples of predators.
Felines
We are no strangers to these predatory animals that live on land and can hunt almost any prey they catch their eye. These animals include species such as lions, tigers, cheetahs, pumas, and lynxes. They are generally known for being fast and strong. The animals mentioned are relatives of your kitten you keep at home.
Canids
Canids are common on every continent of the planet we live on. Dog, wolf, fox, and jackal species make up this family. It has a long, flat skull and usually has forty-two teeth. Some members have forty-four teeth. It is designed to break off and chew tooth and jaw fat. It is generally a carnivorous species.
