Animal Classification with pictures Animals and Humans Animal parts

2. A creature or living thing, other than human, being
able to move of its own accord. A member of the
kingdom Animalia, and is typically characterized by a
multicellular body, specialized sense organs, voluntary
movement, responses to factors in the environment
and the ability to acquire and digest food.

4. Vertebrates
Invertebrates
Herbivores
Carnivores
Omnivores
Scavengers
Parasites
Viviparous
Oviparous
Terrestrial Animals
Aquatic animals
Amphibians
Arboreal animals
Aerial animals

5. Based on the absence or presence of backbone , animals can be
divided
Animals with Backbone (Vertebrates ): Vertebrates can
be divided into
1. Fish
2. Amphibians
3. Reptiles
4. Birds
5. Mammals
Animals without Backbone (Invertebrates): Examples
are worms, butterfly, arthropods like spider and
scorpion. Mollusks like slug and snail. Echinoderms
like sponge

6. Fish, amphibians, and reptiles are cold-blooded animals. This means
that their body temperature changes with the change in the
temperature of the surrounding
Warm blooded animals : Animals that have same temperature inside
the body all the time. Birds and mammals are warm-blooded
animals

7.  Fish:
Live in water
Breathe through gills
Have fins to swim
Body is covered by scale
Examples : cod, shark
Amphibians:
Lives both on land and water
Breathe both through lungs and
moist skin
Example : Frog, toad, newt
Birds:
Birds have a light body.
They are covered with feathers.
They have wings that help them
to fly.
Examples : Crow, sparrow, eagle,
Birds like ostrich, kiwi, and
penguin cannot fly because they
have a heavy body. They are
called flightless birds.
Reptiles
Live mainly on land
Have scaly skins and reproduce
by laying eggs.
Examples : Lizard, snake, and
crocodile
Mammals:
Animals that give birth to
babies (except the platypus
and anteater).
Their bodies have hair and
the mothers suckle their young
ones.
They breathe through lungs
and have four limbs.
Examples : Human, elephant,
horse, cow, dog.

8. Eel Tuna Barracuda Seahorse Carp
Guppy Moray Betta fish Swordfish Clownfish
Piranha Bass Sardine Trout Salmon
Grouper Shark MantrayCodfish Herring

9. Frog Toad Newt
Chameleon Bearded dragon Gecko Lizard
Crocodile Tortoise (Turtle) Anaconda Boa constrictorCaiman
Iguana

10. Snake Mamba Piton Cobra Viper (Adder)
Eagle
Canary
Vulture (Buzzard) Owl CoockatooOstrich
Stork Swan Humming bird Condor

11. Parrot Raven Pheasant Flamingo Chicken
Rooster Goose Heron Seagull Swallow
Sparrow Crane Macaw Falcon Goldfinch
Parakeet Dove Pigeon Woodpecker Duck

12. Peacock Pelican Partridge Quail Nightingale
Turtledove
Moose Squirrel Donkey Mule Whale
Orca Bison (Buffalo Horse “Mare” Goat Kangaroo
Turkey Guinea hen Hen Kiwi
Penguin

13. Zebra Chimpanzee
(Monkey)
Deer Weasel Rabbit “Doe”
Coyote Dolphin Dromedary Elephant Hedgehog
Seal Gazzele Gorilla Cheetah Hamster
Hyena Hyppopotamus Ferret Wild boar Jaguar

14. Giraffe Koala Lion “Lioness” Sea Lion Leopard
Hare Lynx Raccoon Marmot (Groundhog) Skunk
Walrus Bat Platypus Anteater Panda
Bear Polar Bear
Sheep
(female)ewe
(male) ram
Sloth Puma

15. Wolf Rat Mouse Rhino Meerkat (Suricate)
Tiger “Tigress” Mole Cow Bull Cat
Dog Fox Ox Pony Possum
Pig “sow” Camel Llama Vampire Shrew

16. Arthropod:
An invertebrate animal having
an exoskeleton (external skelet
on), asegmented body, and
jointed appendages. Arthropods
include: insects, arachnids,
myriapods, and crustaceans.
Mollusks:
Comprise a group of soft-
bodied animals that
includes snails, clams, and sea
slugs. The most common
characteristic of most mollusks
is their shell. Cephalopods,
bivalve and gastropods
Echinoderms:
Are found at every ocean
depth. Include starfish, sea
urchins, and sea cucumbers.
Worms :
Various small , soft animals,
elongated and slightly prominent
or absent locomotor appendages
. Includes annelids, nematodes
and flatworms
Sponges (Porifera}:
Multicellular organisms that have
bodies full of pores and channels
allowing water to circulate
through them
Coelenterata:
Sac form and possess arms or
tentacles long around the mouth.
Most have stinging cells in the skin
and arms. Usually live in the sea,
forming large colonies . There are
two types: jellyfish that can move
freely and polyps that are fixed in
one place.

17. Fly Ant Mosquito Beetle Butterfly Bee
Bumblebee Wasp Woodworm Lighting bug
(Firefly)
Ladybug Cricket
Locust Grasshopper Moth Bedbug Cicada Flea
Cockroach Firefly Mantis Termite Stick insect Earwig

18. Mite
Pill bug
Tick
Weevil
Spider Scorpion
Tarantula Centipede
Millipede
Crab Lobster Shrimp
Silkworm Caterpillar
Louse

19. Squid Octopus Oyster Mussel Clam
Snail Slug
Starfish
Sea Urchin
Sea cucumber

20. Earthworm Leech
Anisakis
Pinworm
Whipworm
Tapeworm
Planarian
Sea sponge
Sea anemone Coral

21. Herbivores : Animals that eat plants
Parasites : Some small animals get their food from other
living organisms
Carnivores : Animals that eat the flesh of other animals
Omnivores :Animals that eat plants as well as the flesh of
other animals
Scavengers : Flesh eating animals that feed on the
flesh of dead animals

22. Viviparous: Giving birth to living young that develop
within the mother's body rather than hatching from
eggs.
Oviparous: Producing eggs that mature and hatch
after being expelled from the body, as birds,
most reptiles and fishes, and the monotremes. In
traditional usage, most insects, mollusks,
and arachnids are also described as oviparous or
“Ovuliparous” and “Ovoviviparous” are animals in
which embryos that develop inside eggs remain in
the mother's body until they are ready to hatch

23. Amphibians: Live on both on land and in water.
Terrestrial Animals: Live predominantly or entirely on land.
Aquatic animals: Live predominantly or entirely in water.
Arboreal animals: Lives mostly on trees.
Aerial animals: Fly and spend a lot of time in the
air.

25. Trunk
Tusk
Tail Eye
Paw
Tongue
Nose
Ears
Hoof
Thigh
Belly
Back
Chest
Mane
Knee
Claw
Jaw
Neck
Poll
Shoulder
Forearm
(leg)
Fur
Hip

26. Muzzle
Cheek
HindLeg
Comb
Feather
Wing
Ear lobe
Wattle
Beak
Spur
Talons
Shell
Trotter
Sucker
Antennae
Tentacles
Head
Face
Skin

27. Web
Whiskers
FangsTeeth
Horn
Antler
Fin
Scale
Gills
Flippers
Humps

29. Livestock are domesticated animals raised in an agricultural setting to
produce commodities such as food, fiber and labor.
Livestock are raised for profit or conservation of rare breeds. Raising
animals (animal husbandry) is a component of modern agriculture.

30. Extensive : This form of practice has the distinction of
livestock carried out in natural places, but have been
modified by the work of man .
Intensive : Unlike ranching (extensive) in this way, to carry
out animal husbandry basic variables such as light , water
and temperature are modified by the labor of man.
Mobile : also known under the name of transhumance ,
this variant within the herd is characterized by the
constant transfer of the activity , according to the state
in which the ground after its holding is located .

31. Equine
Cattle (Bovine)
Ovine
Caprine
Poultry farming
Pig (Porcine)
Aquaculture
(Fish farming)
Rabbit breeding
(Apiculture)Bee-keeping
Among others…
Worm breeding

32. Manure
(Excrement)
Stool
Steak
Beef
Ground beef
Milk
Ribs
Cheese
Yogurt
Bacon
ChopSausage
Pork
Leather
Meat
Butter
Humans can get many basic items to satisfy their needs
or in order to monetize or recreation, for example…
Ham
Among others…
Rodeo
Guts
(Insides)
Kidneys
Lungs
Whey
Tongue
Longaniza

33. Tight
Drumstick
Neck
Wings
Breast
(Breastfillet)
Heart
Gizzard
Tail
Liver
Yolk
Shell
Egg white
Feathers
Cockfight
Among others…
Hen dropping
Innards

34. Wool
Among others…
Mount (Sports)
Plow
Reining
Polocross
Horse race
Fillet
Fishing
Seasoning

35. Honey
Compost
Hunting
(Prey, hunter) Pet
(Companionship)
Shepherding
Animal Experimentation,
industrial and teaching
Competitions
Reproduction
(Breeding, raising)
Stuff
(Decorating)
Fashion
(Skin, feather,
bones, horns)
Musical
Instruments
Silk
Wax
Royal Jelly
Propolis

36. Always try to implement a
responsible tendency for a
harmonious coexistence among
people, animals and society.