The document summarizes information about various animals. It describes the clownfish, noting that it lives in the sea and has scales and fins. It also discusses the Iberian tree frog, stating that it is carnivorous, lays eggs in water which hatch into tadpoles, and eventually transforms into frogs. Additionally, it provides details about silkworms, explaining that they are born from eggs, eat mulberry leaves, spin cocoons, and later emerge as moths to lay more eggs. The document also distinguishes vertebrates from invertebrates.

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2. What are these animals?
What are they doing?
Are they in a river or in the sea?

3. Clown Fish
The clownfish lives in the sea. Its body is covered with
scales. It swims using its fins. A clown fish is oviparous: the
babies are born from eggs.

4. Fins
Head
Scales

5. Are fish vertebrates?

6. YES!
Yes, because they have bones.

8. Iberian Tree Frog
Iberian tree frogs are carnivores. They eat insects. They haven’t got any
hair, feathers, or scales. Their skin is bare. They jump using their back
legs. They can swim and dive.

9. Iberian Tree Frog
The Iberian tree frog lays its eggs in water. Tadpoles are born from the
eggs. Tadpoles live in water. They eat plants. They haven’t got legs.
They’ve got a tail.
Tadpoles grow and become frogs. Frogs have got legs, but they haven’t
got a tail. Frogs live on land.

10. Amphibians have bare skin. They are born from eggs. First, they live in
water, and then they live on land. Toads and salamanders are
amphibians, too.

11. Legs
Head
Bare skin
Trunk

13. The Silkworm
Silkworms are born from eggs. Silkworms eat mulberry leaves. When
they are big, they make a cocoon. After a few weeks, they come out of
the cocoon as moths. The moths lay eggs. Baby silkworms are born a
few months later.

14. Invertebrates
Silkworms and butterflies do not have bones. Animals without bones
are called invertebrates.
Insects are invertebrates. Butterflies, ants, flies and beetles are
insects.
Snails and worms are invertebrates. But they are not insects.

15. True or False?
Silkworms are born from eggs.

16. True!

17. True or False?
Animals without bones are called
vertebrates.

18. False!
Animals without bones are called
invertebrates.

19. True or False?
Ants, beetles and flies are
insects.

20. True!

21. Legs
Head
Wings
Antennae

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