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WILD AND DOMESTIC ANIMALS
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.
WHAT DO ANIMALS EAT?
CARNIVORES EAT MEAT       HERBIVORES EAT PLANTS




         OMNIVORES EAT PLANTS AND ANIMALS
HOW DO THEY REPRODUCE?
VIVIPAROUS ANIMALS ARE BORN FROM THEIR MOTHERS.




                           OVIPAROUS ANIMALS ARE BORN FROM
                           EGGS
BABY ANIMALS
SOME BABY ANIMALS HAVE DIFFERENT NAMES. FOR EXAMPLE:
  A BABY LION IS A CUB.            A BABY CAT IS A KITTEN.




 A BABY HORSE IS A FOAL.          A BABY DOG IS A PUPPY.




  A BABY COW IS A CALF.           A BABY PIG IS A PIGLET.
HOW DO ANIMALS MOVE?

BIRDS FLY.                 WHALES SWIM.




SNAKES SLITHER.             GIRAFFES WALK
WHAT DO THEY LOOK LIKE?
A FISH HAS SCALES.




                          A BIRD HAS FEATHERS.




   A LION HAS FUR.




                          A FROG HAS BARE SKIN.
PowerPoint realizado por Myriam Malo.

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Wild and Domestic Animal Differences

  • 1.
  • 2. WILD AND DOMESTIC ANIMALS 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.
  • 3. WHAT DO ANIMALS EAT? CARNIVORES EAT MEAT HERBIVORES EAT PLANTS OMNIVORES EAT PLANTS AND ANIMALS
  • 4. HOW DO THEY REPRODUCE? VIVIPAROUS ANIMALS ARE BORN FROM THEIR MOTHERS. OVIPAROUS ANIMALS ARE BORN FROM EGGS
  • 5. BABY ANIMALS SOME BABY ANIMALS HAVE DIFFERENT NAMES. FOR EXAMPLE: A BABY LION IS A CUB. A BABY CAT IS A KITTEN. A BABY HORSE IS A FOAL. A BABY DOG IS A PUPPY. A BABY COW IS A CALF. A BABY PIG IS A PIGLET.
  • 6. HOW DO ANIMALS MOVE? BIRDS FLY. WHALES SWIM. SNAKES SLITHER. GIRAFFES WALK
  • 7. WHAT DO THEY LOOK LIKE? A FISH HAS SCALES. A BIRD HAS FEATHERS. A LION HAS FUR. A FROG HAS BARE SKIN.