What was the first animal of earth?

Answer 1

The first living things on earth were single-celled organisms, like bacteria and plankton. Then, came the invertabrets, like squid and jellyfish. Invertabretes were the first kinds of true animals on earth.

Answer 2

The first animal on Earth was the coon jelly fish. This was only found out in 2008 and up till them scientists had thought that the humble sea sponge was the first animal on Earth.

Answer 3

It is impossible for us to know which specific animal God created first, but we do know from Genesis 1 that He created the animals of the skies and seas on the fourth day of Creation. So, it would have to be an animal that fit into these categories.

Answer 4

Tradition states that very many kinds of living things were created at the same time (birds and fish on the fifth day of Creation, and animals on the sixth (Genesis ch.1). See also:

Is there evidence for Creation

Answer 5

A:The comb jelly is the earliest known animal, but it was already complex and would have evolved from an even more primitive species.

The first known footprints on land date to 530 million years ago, but the animal that made them has not been identified. It is likely that animals came onto land much earlier but no footprints survived.

Answer 6

The first animals on land were the arthropods

wisegeek.com/what-are-arthropods.htm

Answer 7

The first animal, as defined by the Kingdom Animalia, was probably very similar to some modern-day protists. However, the exact nature of the first animal on earth is not known.

Answer 8

I'm guessing the Monkey. :]

Answer 9

Cyanobacteria.

Answer 10

Cow