THE ANIMAL KINGDOM CLASSIFICATION Part 2 Mgr. Naďa Bisová

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CLASSIFICATION OF ANIMALS According to food According to habitat

According to food Omnivores Carnivores Herbivores Animals can be grouped into omnivores, carnivores and herbivores based on their eating habits. Omnivores Carnivores Herbivores

Omnivores Because they eat plants and animals, they survive well in many environments. In other words, omnivores are plant and meat eaters. Omnivores include: mammals (bear, skunk, pig, hedgehog) birds (crow, woodpecker) some reptiles (lizards, turtles ) + fish, etc.. A raccoon eats almost anything including berries, acorns, baby mice, baby birds and eggs, frogs, fish and even some snakes.

Omnivores 1.

Carnivores Animals that eat animal flesh / meat. In other words, carnivores are meat eaters. Examples: dogs, cats, lions, tigers, sharks, snakes, eagles, frogs, … Lions eat animals such as gazelles, antelopes and zebras. Eagles eat fish, mammals, birds, and snakes. Wolves eat deer, fish, mice, moose, birds and other herbivores. Frogs eat insects, earthworms and spiders.

Carnivores 2.

Carnivores 3.

Herbivores Animals that eat only plants. In other words, herbivores are plant eaters. Examples: Cows eat grass and hay. Rhinos eat grass, leaves, twigs and shrubs. Deer eat corn, twigs, acorns, fruit, berries and green plants. Rabbits eat grass, weeds, leaves, shoots, twigs and bark.

Herbivores 4.

According to habitat wild animals (forest, field, water, tree, grass, cave, etc.) tame animals (domestic x pets) zoo animals

Wild animals Vocabulary: Fox, Beaver, Skunk, Otter, Mole, Raccoon, Wild pig / boar, Wolf, Bat, Bear, Lynx, Moose, Woodpecker, Weasel, Hedgehog, Blackbird, Stork, Deer, Red deer, Blackbird, Mouse, Falcon, Swan, Squirrel, Trout, Pike, Salmon, Hare, Badger, Owl, Butterflies, etc. 5.

Wild animals 6.

Tame animals – domestic / farm animals Vocabulary: Cattle (bull, cow, calf) Sheep + Lamb Donkey Horse Turkey Chicken, Hen, Rooster Pig Goat + Kid Duck + Duckling Goose + Gosling 7.

Tame animals – domestic / farm animals 8. 9.

Tame animals – domestic / farm animals 10. 11.

Tame animals – pets Vocabulary: Dogs Cats Goldfish + Tropical fishes Small farm animals (rabbits) Birds Mice and rats Hamsters, Rabbits, Ferrets, Guinea Pigs 12.

Tame animals – pets 13. 14.

Tame animals – unusual pets Amphibians – frogs, newts, salamanders, toads Invertebrates - crabs, scorpions, tarantulas, cockroaches Reptiles - lizards (chameleons, dragons), snakes Mammals – pigs, horses Spiders 15.

Zoo animals Buffalo, Camel, Kangaroo, Leopard, Giraffe, Elephant, Tiger, Lion, Hippopotamus, Rhinoceros, Zebra, Gorilla, Crocodile, Alligator, Black bear, Grizzly bear, Seal, Water / Land Turtles and Tortoises, Snakes, Spiders, Parrots, Peacock, Ostrich, Anteater, etc.. 16.

Zoo animals 17.

Zoo animals 18.

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Zoo animals 22. 21.

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Zoo animals 25. 26.

Comprehension Questions and Tasks What are some wild animals that live in your country/ region? 2. Do you have a pet? / Would you like to have one? 3. Do you know someone who owns an unusual pet? Have you ever been to a farm? What animals did you see there? 5. Name at least 15 zoo animals. Classify the following animals according their eating habits: lion, rabbit, bear, giraffe, wolf, pig

KEY 6. Lion (Carnivore), rabbit (Herbivore), bear (Omnivore), giraffe a variety of birds (blackbird, finch, sparrow, swallow, stork, swan, woodpecker, cuckoo, ducks), weasels, forest animals (deer, wild boar, red foxes, mice, hare, partridges, pheasants, squirrels, badger, etc.) Farm animals: Cattle (bull, cow, calf), Sheep + Lamb, Donkey, Horse, Turkey, Chicken, Hen, Rooster, Pig, Goat + Kid, Duck + Duckling, Goose + Gosling Zoo animals: Buffalo, Camel, Kangaroo, Leopard, Giraffe, Elephant, Tiger, Lion, Hippo, Rhino, Zebra, Gorilla, Crocodile, Alligator, Black bear, Grizzly bear, Seal, Water / Land Turtles and Tortoises, Snakes, Spiders, Parrots, Peacock, Ostrich, Anteater, 6. Lion (Carnivore), rabbit (Herbivore), bear (Omnivore), giraffe (Herbivore), wolf (Carnivore), pig (Omnivore)

FOTOGALERIE: 1.-2. Tomčíková Naděžda (se souhlasem autora) 3. Šmídová Zdislava (se souhlasem autora) 4. Bis Aleš (se souhlasem autora) 5. Bisová Naďa (vlastní galerie autora) 6. Tesařová Šárka (se souhlasem autora) 7. Bisová Naďa (vlastní galerie autora) 8.-11. Tomčíková Naděžda (se souhlasem autora) Šmídová Zdislava (se souhlasem autora) 13.-14. Tomčíková Naděžda (se souhlasem autora) 15.-20. Bisová Naďa (vlastní galerie autora) 21.-22. Fučík Artur (se souhlasem autora) 23.-24. Tesařová Šárka (se souhlasem autora) 25.-26. Šmídová Zdislava (se souhlasem autora)

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