Vertebrates and Invertebrates
Published on May 02, 2016
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Vertebrates and Invertebrates
- What's the difference?
- How do you know?
- What are they?
They are Animals
The difference is Vertebrates have backbones and Invertebrates don't.
A Vertebrate
They have a backbone
Photo by peter vogel.troll
The Questions
- What do some animals do to avoid predators?
- How do animals survive in their habitats?
- Why can't animals live in other habitats?
- Why do animals have fur or skin or scales, etc.?
- How do predators sneak up on prey?
The awnsers
- They can camouflage into their surroundings. I Wonder... How many animals can camouflage?
- Some animals were made to fit in that habitat and some adapted to that habitat. I Wonder... What if there was only one habitat in the world?
- I think they need their outer skin to survive in their habitats. I Wonder... What if every animal and human had the same skin?
- They need that to survive in their certain habitat. I Wonder... How many animals live in one habitat?
- They can hide in trees or bushes in the surrounding area. I Wonder... How many animals hunt one main type of prey?
Number of Species
98% of Species are Invertebrates
Photo by Joachim S. Müller
vertebrates
- Tiger
- Human
- Dolphin
- Bear
- Kangaroo
- Northern Pike
- Goldfish
- Whale
- And Many, Many More
Invertebrates
- Octopus
- Electric Eel
- Starfish
- Worm
- Snail
- Crab
- Grasshoper
- Leech
- Butterfly
- Centepede
