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Not all animal babies look like
their parents when they are born.
Most animals look like their parents
when they finish growing.
Do look like their parents:
Fish
Birds
spiders
Don’t look like their parents:
Frogs (tadpoles)
Butterflies (caterpillars)
Life cycle of a frog:
Egg
Tadpole
Front legs
Back legs
Frog
Embryo
a developing animal before it is born or hatched
amphibian
an animal that spends part of it's life cycle on land and part on water
gills
these allow fish and tadpoles to take oxygen from the water
larva
a caterpillar is the ____ stage of a butterfly's life cycle
mammal
a kind of animal with a backbone and fur or hair
nymph
an insect at thsi stage looks like the adult, but has no wings
pupa
after a caterpillar spins a covering for itself it enters this stage
tadpole
a ____ will grow to be a frog or toad
mammals need this from the air
oxygen
animals learn many things by themselves
animals learn some things from other animals
spiders
have 2 body parts
have eight legs
begin their life cycles as eggs
insects
have 3 body parts
have six legs
begin their life cycles as eggs
are the largest group of animals on earth
nymph
looks like an adult insect but has no wings