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Seeing with our eyes, hearing with our ears, smelling with our noses, tasting with our tongues, and feeling with our skin. |
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Riddle: I am a creature with ears that belong to another, yet I look quite funny. What am I? |
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How do the features of ears and skin relate to reproduction in different creatures? |
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These features can indicate how animals reproduce, whether by giving birth or laying eggs. |
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Multiple choice: Which of the following pairs is incorrectly matched based on the description? A) Elephant - Mouse's ears, B) Buffalo - Deer’s ears, C) Giraffe - Mouse’s ears, D) Dog - Rabbit’s ears. |
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What is the primary difference between animals that give birth to live young and those that lay eggs? |
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Animals that give birth to live young typically have visible ears and hair on their skin, while those that lay eggs usually lack visible ears and hair on their skin. |
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Fill in the blank: Animals with visible ears and hair on their skin, such as ___ and ___, give birth to their young. |
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They provide companionship, require care, and can express emotions similar to humans. |
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Dinosaurs are no longer present on Earth, but we can learn about them from ___ and ___. |
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False. Crocodiles and birds share similar features or behaviors with dinosaurs. |
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Fill in the blank: The patterns on an animal's skin are often a result of its ___ or ___. |
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Riddle: I am smooth without patterns, but put on some stripes, and I become a zebra. What am I? |