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Study Guide Mammals and birds Science, Grade 2
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BIRDS
AND
MAMMALS
What
are
Birds?
Birds
are
warm-blooded
animals
that
have:
•
wings
•
feathers
•
a
beak
•
no
teeth
•
bones
More
Facts
About
Birds
•
Flying
birds
have
strong
bones
that
are
hollow!
•
They
have
strong
muscles
that
help
them
fly
-
most
birds
can
fly.
•
BUT
not
all
flying
animals
are
birds.
Did
you
know
that
a
bat
is
not
a
bird?!
•
Some
birds,
like
an
ostrich,
can’t
fly.
•
Some
birds
can
even
swim
–
like
a
penguin.
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A
Bird
and
Its
Feathers
A
bird
uses
its
feathers
to
fly,
but
it
also
uses
its
feathers
for
other
reasons
too!
Feathers
are
close
to
a
bird’s
body
and
keep
a
bird
warm.
Some
birds
use
their
feathers—the
colors—to
attract
a
mate,
too!
How
Do
Birds
Get
Food?
Birds
use
their
excellent
eyesight
to
find
food.
A
bird
uses
its
beak
and
claws
to
get
bugs
on
plants
and
worms
from
the
soil
for
a
meal.
Birds
also
eat
small
mammals
like
mice.
They
eat
fish
and
fruit
too.
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Birds
and
Their
Young
Birds
lay
eggs.
Their
young
hatch
from
those
eggs.
What
Does
it
Mean
to
Migrate?
When
winter
comes,
it
gets
too
cold
for
many
birds.
Those
birds
fly
to
a
warmer
place
for
the
winter
and
then
return
again
in
the
spring
when
the
weather
warms
up.
This
is
called
migrating.
Let’s
check
what
we
have
learned
so
far:
What
does
migrating
mean?
What
Are
Mammals?
Mammals
are
animals
that
have
hair.
This
hair
night
be
easy
to
see
(on
a
monkey)
or
hard
to
see
(on
a
whale).
Mammals
are
the
only
animals
with
hair.
Fur
and
body
fat
help
mammals
survive
cold
weather.
Mammals
are
also
warm-blooded.
This
means
their
body
temperature
stays
the
same,
even
if
it
is
very
cold
or
hot
outside.
Mammals
can
sweat
if
it
is
too
hot
so
their
bodies
do
not
get
too
hot.
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This
ferret
can
survive
in
winter
because
it
is
a
mammal:
warm-
blooded
with
fur.
Mammals
give
their
babies
milk.
The
milk
is
made
by
their
mother’s
bodies.
Did
you
know
that
PEOPLE
are
mammals?
Mammals
and
Their
Babies
Most
mammals’
babies
grow
inside
the
mother.
Most
mammals
give
birth
to
live
young
instead
of
to
eggs
that
become
live
babies,
like
turtles.
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What
Do
Mammals
Eat?
You
know
this!
Some
mammals
eat
plants.
Remember
that
they
are
called
herbivores!
Some
mammals
eat
other
mammals.
You
know
they
are
called
carnivores.
Some
mammals
eat
plants
and
animals.
They
are
called
omnivores.
Let’s
check
what
we
have
learned
so
far:
List
three
facts
about
mammals.
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