Animals: Their Young Ones, Homes and Groups for Class 1

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  • Animals and Their Young Ones
  • Animals and Their Homes
  • Animals and Their Groups
  • FAQs
  • Animals and Their Young Ones

    a) Just like humans, animals also have their young ones, which we often refer to as their offspring.
    b) Depending on the type, young ones of animals are either born or hatch from eggs.
    c) Some animals, called mammals give birth to live babies. For example dogs, cats, horses, cows, etc.
    d) Animals like birds and fishes lay eggs.

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    List of 100 Animals and Their Young Ones

    Here is a list of animals and their young ones:

    Animal Young One Animal Young One
    Alligator Hatchling Ant Larva
    Armadillo Pup Bat Pup
    Bear Cub Beaver Kit
    Bee Larva Bird Chick
    Buffalo Calf Butterfly Caterpillar
    Camel Calf Cat Kitten
    Cattle Calf Chicken Chick
    Cheetah Cub Chimpanzee Infant
    Cockroach Nymph Crane Chick
    Crocodile Hatchling Deer Fawn
    Dog Puppy Dolphin Calf
    Donkey Foal Duck Duckling
    Eagle Eaglet Elephant Calf
    Ferret Kit Fish Fry
    Flamingo Chick Fox Kit
    Frog Tadpole Giraffe Calf
    Goat Kid Goose Gosling
    Grasshopper Nymph Guinea Pig Pup
    Hamster Pup Hare Leveret
    Hawk Eyass Hedgehog Hoglet
    Hippopotamus Calf Horse Foal
    Hyena Cub Kangaroo Joey
    Koala Joey Leopard Cub
    Lion Cub Lizard Hatchling
    Llama Cria Monkey Infant
    Moose Calf Mouse Pup
    Mule Foal Nightingale Chick
    Octopus Larva Opossum Joey
    Orangutan Infant Ostrich Chick
    Otter Pup Owl Owlet
    Ox Calf Panda Cub
    Parrot Chick Peacock Peachick
    Pig Piglet Pigeon Squab
    Polar Bear Cub Porcupine Porcupette
    Possum Joey Prairie Dog Pup
    Rabbit Kit Raccoon Kit
    Rat Pup Reindeer Calf
    Rhinoceros Calf Salamander Eft
    Seahorse Fry Seal Pup
    Shark Pup Sheep Lamb
    Skunk Kit Snake Hatchling
    Sparrow Chick Spider Spiderling
    Squirrel Kit Swan Cygnets
    Tiger Cub Tortoise Hatchling
    Turkey Poult Turtle Hatchling
    Vulture Chick Walrus Calf
    Weasel Kit Whale Calf
    Wolf Pup Yak Calf
    Zebra Foal    

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    Animals and Their Homes

    a) A home is a place where the animals meet their basic need for shelter and food.
    b) It provides protection and suitable living conditions for animals.

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    List of 100 Animals and Their Homes

    Here is a list of animals and their homes:

    Animal Home Animal Home
    Ant Anthill Alligator Swamp
    Bat Cave Bear Den
    Bee Hive Beaver Lodge
    Bird Nest Buffalo Grassland
    Butterfly Garden Camel Desert
    Cat House Chicken Coop
    Cheetah Grassland Cockroach Cracks
    Crab Burrow Crocodile Swamp
    Deer Forest Dog Kennel
    Dolphin Ocean Donkey Stable
    Duck Pond Eagle Aerie
    Elephant Jungle Ferret Burrow
    Fish Water Flamingo Wetlands
    Fox Den Frog Pond
    Giraffe Savanna Goat Pen
    Goose Pond Grasshopper Grass
    Guinea Pig Cage Hamster Cage
    Hare Burrow Hawk Cliff
    Hedgehog Burrow Hippopotamus River
    Horse Stable Hyena Den
    Jaguar Rainforest Kangaroo Grassland
    Koala Eucalyptus Tree Leopard Forest
    Lion Den Lizard Rocks
    Llama Mountains Monkey Trees
    Moose Forest Mouse Hole
    Mule Stable Opossum Tree Hollow
    Orangutan Rainforest Ostrich Grassland
    Otter Den Owl Tree Hollow
    Ox Stable Panda Bamboo Forest
    Parrot Cage Peacock Forest
    Penguin Iceberg Pig Sty
    Pigeon Dovecote Polar Bear Arctic
    Porcupine Burrow Rabbit Burrow
    Raccoon Hollow Tree Rat Hole
    Reindeer Tundra Rhinoceros Grassland
    Salamander Under Logs Seahorse Ocean
    Seal Ice Floe Shark Ocean
    Sheep Pen Skunk Burrow
    Snake Hole Sparrow Nest
    Spider Web Squirrel Tree Hollow
    Swan Nest Tiger Jungle
    Tortoise Burrow Turkey Coop
    Turtle Sea Vulture Cliffs
    Walrus Ice Floe Weasel Den
    Whale Ocean Wolf Den
    Yak Mountains Zebra Grassland

    Animals and Their Groups

    a) Animals often live in groups and interact with other animals.
    b) Living in a group provides animals with many benefits such as safety and social bonding.
    c) Each animal group has its unique behaviours and characteristics.

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    List of Animals and Their Groups

    Here is a list of animals and their groups name:

    Animal Group Name
    Lion Pride
    Elephant Herd
    Fish School
    Birds Flock
    Cows Herd
    Dogs Pack
    Bees Swarm
    Ants Colony
    Wolves Pack
    Horses Team / Herd

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    1. How are the young ones of mammals, like dogs and cats, born?

    The young ones of mammals are born live.

    2. What is the home of a spider called?

    The home of a spider is called a web.

    3. Why do animals live in groups?

    Animals live in groups for safety and social bonding.

    3. Hill is the home of which animal?

    Mountain goats, leopards, bears, and eagles live in hills.

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