This document provides information about different types of animals. It discusses the differences between domestic and wild animals, how animals reproduce and are born, what baby animals are called, how animals move, what animals eat, and what their outer coverings are like. Key details include domestic animals living near people, while wild animals live in natural habitats, animals being carnivores, omnivores, or herbivores depending on whether they eat meat, plants and animals, or just plants.

2. DOMESTIC ANIMALS LIVE NEAR PEOPLE.
PETS AND FARM ANIMALS ARE DOMESTIC
ANIMALS.
WILD ANIMALS DO NOT LIVE WITH PEOPLE.
THEY LIVE IN THEIR NATURAL HABITAT.
WILD AND DOMESTIC ANIMALS

3. CARNIVORES EAT MEAT
OMNIVORES EAT PLANTS AND ANIMALS
HERBIVORES EAT PLANTS
WHAT DO ANIMALS EAT?

4. VIVIPAROUS ANIMALS ARE
BORN FROM THEIR MOTHERS.
OVIPAROUS ANIMALS ARE
BORN FROM EGGS
HOW DO THEY REPRODUCE?

5. A BABY
LION IS A
CUB.
A BABY PIG
IS A
PIGLET.
A BABY
COW IS A
CALF.
A BABY
HORSE IS A
FOAL.
A BABY
CAT IS A
KITTEN.
BABY ANIMALS
A BABY DOG
IS A PUPPY.

6. HOW DO ANIMALS MOVE?
BIRDS FLY. WHALES SWIM.
SNAKES SLITHER. GIRAFFES WALK

7. WHAT DO THEY LOOK LIKE?
A FISH HAS SCALES
A LION HAS FUR.
A BIRD HAS FEATHERS.
A FROG HAS BARE SKIN.

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