Vertebrate, invertebrate

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Vertebrate, invertebrate
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Animals have many cells and those cells form
tissues and organs
Animals consume other organisms to get the
nutrients and energy they need
Animals need oxygen to breathe
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An animal without a backbone
Have mouths
Have simple digestive systems
Have radial symmetry
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Starfish
Sea Urchin
Sea Cucumber
They have spiny skin and use sucker-like parts to
catch prey
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lobsters
crabs
spiders
insects
Body parts with moveable joints
Surrounded by an exoskeleton
Have bilateral symmetry
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Simple organ systems
Bilateral symmetry
Earthworms and other similar worms have heads, so
they have only one line of symmetry. This means
that they have bilateral symmetry.
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Fish use their gills to take oxygen from the water
Frogs toads
Salamanders newts
Amphibians need water to reproduce
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snakes
turtles
alligators

• Soft outer coating

• Tough outer coating

• Would dry out on land

• Eggs wont dry out

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Feathers
Most birds can fly, so they can travel farther
than many other types of animals
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What it eats
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phylum
class
order
family
genus
species
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bird
reptile
mammal
amphibians
birds
reptiles
mammals
amphibians
fish
chordata