This need could be met by a pond.

These animals are covered in feathers.

A chicken's life cycle starts out as this.

These 2 words could be use to describe a baby rabbit (a rabbit kit)

We can do this for birds to help them survive cold weather.

An elephant could meet this need by using its trunk to pick leaves.

These animals are covered in scales, and breathe with lungs.

The first step of a butterfly's life cycle is an egg. This stage comes next.

These 2 words could be used to describe a King cobra.

Doing this helps keep animal habitats clean.

Where might a blue jay find shelter?

These animals do not have lungs.

Once a frog egg hatches, it is in this stage of its life cycle.

These 2 animals could be described as larger than a lion with thick, gray skin.

Animals impact our lives positively by doing this.

A young Atlantic Salmon would meet this need by hiding in the rocks.

These animals give birth to live babies and feed them milk.

This set of legs appears on a tadpole first.

These 2 animals, from different animal groups, could be described as covered in scales and cold-blooded.

Animals impact our lives negatively by doing this.

Plants help all animals meet this need.

These animals spend the first part of their life cycle in water, then move onto land as adults.

Once Atlantic Salmon eggs hatch, they are called this.

These 3 animals all hop or jump, but they are in 3 different animal groups.

We can do this to have a positive impact on animals or their habitats.