What does a snake frog and kangaroo have in common?

Answer 1

Snakes, kangaroos and rabbits have the following in common:

• they are all vertebrates
• they all breathe using lungs
• they have skin (snakes have scaly skin, not scales)
• they are all present in Australia, though rabbits are not native to that continent

Answer 2

The kangaroo, wombat and bandicoot all have the following in common:

• They are all mammals
• They are warm-blooded vertebrates which breathe using lungs and a full respiratory system
  
• Not only are they mammals, specifically they are marsupials, which means they all have pouches in which the young joeys are reared
• Being mammals, all three animals are covered with fur
  
• Their young continue most of their development in the pouch rather than in the mother's uterus
• The young are called "joeys"
• The joeys are completely dependent upon the mother for all their needs for several months, and cannot survive outside of the pouch
• Joeys feed on mothers' milk
• They are both native to Australia
• Female kangaroos, wombats and bandicoots, like all female marsupials, have two vaginas, or what are called paired lateral vaginae. These are for the purpose of transporting the sperm to the womb, but there is a midline pseudovaginal canal for actually giving birth.

Answer 3

All of these animals are air-breathing vertebrates and members of the kingdom Animalia.

Answer 4

Snakes, frogs and kangaroos are all vertebrates. They have a backbone and an internal skeleton, unlike invertebrates such as insects, crustaceans and arthropods.

Answer 5

These animals are all mammals, giving birth to live young, They are warm-blooded vertebrates, have fur, and breathe using lungs (not gills).

Answer 6

they are all mammals.

Answer 7

they are great at jumping

Answer 8

theyre both fat