What was the first animals?

Answer 1

The first animal was an Axolotl; it's a kind of amphibian that lives in water and has gills like a fish.
Recently, thanks to new scientific measures, scientists have discovered the first ever living animal to exist was an ocean-drifting comb jelly. In other words, a creature in the form of protoplasm.

Before you get confused, the comb jelly is not a jellyfish, but it does have similarities to a jellyfish.

Previously, it was thought that sponges were the first animal to exist, but we now know that isn't true. Evolution evidence found that comb jellies were here first and that sponges de-evolved from a form of jelly-fied animal.

And yes, you read the word "de-evolved", not "evolved".

Many examples of fossilised comb jelly creatures are hundreds of years older than fossils of sponges. Further indicating that the jelly appeared first.
umm... dinosaurs?

Answer 2

"Momotaro : Umi no Shinpei" , the 1st feature length anime film which was the first published Japanese anime in Japan.

While Astro Boy was he first to be adapted into the most popular animated Japanese television series in 1963. It embodied the aesthetic that later became familiar worldwide as anime
Astro Boy

Answer 3

"El Apostol" , a 1917 Argentinian animated cartoon by Quirino Cristiani .

Answer 4

bacteria which later evolved into fish