Lion,Cheetah and Tiger.
In order to be a part of the animal kingdom, animals must be multicellular, reproduce sexually, and be heterotrophic. Animals also have to be made up of cells that do not have cell walls and all animals are capable of motion.
1: Animals 2; Decomposers 3: Producers 4: Bacteria
Three types of support systems found in the animal kingdom are water, land, and other animals. As long as there was plenty of food for everything to survive, human intervention is not necessary.
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Boxer is a horse and Pincher is one of the three main dogs in the story.
Approximately 5% of the animal kingdom is made up of vertebrates, which includes animals with a backbone such as mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and fish. The majority of animals are invertebrates, which do not have a backbone.
you can name any three Bacteria/Protoctists (algae, protozoa, etc)/vertebrates/Animals, invertebrates/Fungi/Plants. viz. Dolphin,Cheetah,Horse-{By: priyank srivastava aka pdgc}
There are three-hundred twenty-five (325) animals carved into the "Tree of Life."
The United Kingdom has three national animals. The European robin, the red deer and the mute swan all stand for different things and are recognized as national animals.
Some of the three categories of the animal health products are the animals physical heath ,the animals physical look ,and the animals body structure and teeth.
Well, to simplify things, you can think of kingdoms as being 3 main kinds - plants, animals and fungi. There are actually a couple of others that comprise oddball tiny organisms that don't really fit into these three (like bacteria and thingies of that nature), but you don't really need to worry about them at this point. So the question becomes "is a salamander a plant (Kingdom Plantae), a fungus (Kingdom Fungi) or an animal (Kingdom Animalia)?" I figure you can work that one out OK from here.
Muscle tissue, by contracting and relaxing, moves an animal's skeleton. Muscle tissue is classified as a soft tissue. There are three kinds of muscle tissue.