abdomen, The back part of an insect's body or your belly area., amphibian, An animal that lives both in water and on land, like frogs and salamanders., animal, A living thing that moves, breathes, and needs food., bird, An animal with feathers, wings, and usually the ability to fly., body, The whole physical structure of a person or animal., characteristics, Special features or qualities that help to describe something., classification, Sorting things into groups based on their features., cold-blooded, Animals that cannot control their body temperature (it changes with the weather)., exoskeleton, A hard outer covering that protects the body of some animals like insects., fish, Animals that live in water, have fins, and breathe through gills., group, A number of things or people that are put together because they are alike., insect, A small animal with six legs and three body parts, like ants or bees., invertebrate, An animal with no backbone, like a jellyfish or worm., mammal, A warm-blooded animal with fur or hair that usually gives birth to live babies., organism, Any living thing, such as a plant, animal, or microbe., reptile, A cold-blooded animal with scaly skin, like snakes and lizards., species, A group of living things that are very similar and can have babies together., spine, The backbone, which supports the body and protects the spinal cord., vertebrate, An animal with a backbone., warm-blooded, Animals that keep the same body temperature, even when it's cold or hot.

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