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Oviparous Animals

Published on Nov 19, 2015

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OVIPAROUS ANMALS

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Photo by Nick Kenrick.
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A SPIDER IS OVIPAROUS.

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SPIDER EGGS ARE IN A COCOON.

Photo by Tobyotter
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SPIDERS LIVE ON WEBS.

Photo by Foto_Michel
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SPIDER FACTS

  • Spiders have fangs that inject venom.
  • When a spiders web gets wrecked they eat it and shoot new ones.
Photo by 5telios
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SOME SHARK ARE OVIPAROUS

Photo by Ludie Cochrane
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SHARKS EGGS ARE LONG.

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BABY SHARKS ARE SMALL.

Photo by Jeff Kubina
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SHARK FACTS

  • Sharks have 5-7 gills on the side of their heads.
  • Sharks have lots and lots of rows of teeth.
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A SNAKE IS AN OVIPAROUS ANIMAL.

Photo by johnthoward1961
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SNAKE EGGS ARE WHITE

Photo by USFWS Mountain Prairie
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SNAKE BABIES ARE SKINNY AND SMALL.

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SNAKES FACTS

  • Snakes don't have eye lids.
  • Some snakes have lots of venom in their teeth.
Photo by Gopal Venkatesan
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ANTS ARE OVIPAROUS ANIMALS.

Photo by Stéfan
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ANTS EGGS ARE WHITE.

Photo by Lennart Tange
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ANT BABIES ARE SMALL.

Photo by Hammonton Photography
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ANT FACTS.

AN ANT CAN CARRY 2X ITS BODY WEIGHT.
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OCTOPUS ARE OVIPAROUS.

Photo by Morten Brekkevold
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OCTOPUS EGGS ARE ONE POD.

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OCTOPUS BABIES ARE SLIMY.

Photo by Specklet
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OCTOPUS FACTS.

AN OCTOPUS HAS OVER 100 SUCTION CUPS ON ITS ARMS.
Photo by Ken-ichi
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