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Birds have wings rather than arms. Wings help birds to fly.

Animals - Parts Of Their Bodies

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Animals are not all the same shape. Birds have wings. Most birds can fly. Fish swim - they do not have legs. But all animals have the main parts of a head and a body. The shape of an animal's body tells you a lot about where it lives. How much do you know about how animals look? What do you know about the main parts of different animals?

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1 .

Some birds have webbed feet. Why do ducks have webbed feet?

So they can waddle

So they can run

So they can swim better

So they can fly better

What noise do ducks make?

2 .

This animal can fly. But it is not a bird. What is it?

Fox

Squirrel

Bat

Whale

Bats are mammals

3 .

Most animals have a tail. Can you think of an animal that does NOT have a tail?

Whale

Fish

Lizard

Tails help animals to move and to balance. But humans do not have tails!

4 .

What do fish have instead of legs and arms?

Tails

Fins

Wings

Flippers

Fins help fish to swim

5 .

Turtles swim in the sea. What do turtles have instead of arms and legs?

Tails

Fins

Wings

Flippers

Turtles can crawl up beaches. But they are much better swimmers

6 .

Why do birds have wings?

So they can fly

So they can keep warm

So they can see

So they can hear

Can you think of a bird that cannot fly? - A penguin

7 .

Crocodiles are always on the lookout for a meal. Why do they have eyes on the top of their head?

So the eyes stay dry

So they can see their next meal above the water

So they can swim

So they look frightening

Crocodiles swim on the surface, with their eyes just above the water

8 .

Some animals live in shells. Why do they live in shells?

So they are safe

So they can hear better

So they can see better

So they can make music

Have you collected seashells? What shape were they?

9 .

Why do frogs have such big back legs?

So they can see a long way

So they can jump a long way

So they can hear a long way

So they can walk on two legs

What is the difference between a toad and a frog? Toads have drier skin

10 .

What do animals have in their head?

Legs and wings

Legs and arms

Mouth and eyes

Chest and stomach

Most animals also have ears. But sometimes you can’t see them

Author: David Bland

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