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?
The Animals first album was titled "The Animals" and was released in November, 1964.
Plants came first before animals.
Plants came first before animals.
Moose, fish, wilderness animals
The first animals were strange sea animals. Dinosaurs didn't evolve until hundreds of millions of years afterward.
The first group of animals to have an anus were believed to be cnidarians, which include jellyfish and sea anemones. An anus allowed for the efficient removal of waste from their digestive system.
How unicellular organisms may have given rise to the first animals?
Protozoa. For example, the Amoeba and paramecium.
plants so the animals can have oxygen
When he created each of the animals
the first animals in Pennsylvania were mamoths and mastodons the first humans were the paleo Indians other answers may determind wrong but this is the true answer.
The first animal to be domesticated is the dog