Egg-Laying Animals and Their Habitats

The video explores various animals that lay eggs, starting with birds like chickens and ostriches, and moving on to reptiles such as snakes and turtles. It also covers amphibians like frogs, marine animals including seahorses and octopuses, and insects like caterpillars. The video highlights that most mammals do not lay eggs, with exceptions like the platypus and spiny anteater. The term 'oviparous' is introduced to describe egg-laying animals.

What is the main idea introduced at the beginning of the book?

• Only birds lay eggs.

• Eggs are only used for cooking.

• Chickens are the only animals that lay eggs.

• Chickens are not the only animals that lay eggs.

Which bird lays the largest egg?

• Hummingbird

• Ostrich

• Eagle

• Chicken

Which of the following reptiles lay eggs?

• Lizards

• Crocodiles

• Snakes

• All of the above

What do tadpoles grow into after hatching from eggs?

• Frogs and toads

• Birds

• Lizards

• Fish

Where do fish eggs typically go after being laid?

• They float to the surface or sink to the ocean floor.

• They stay attached to the mother.

• They are carried by the father.

• They are buried in the sand.

Which marine animal lays eggs in a foamy mass?

• Octopus

• Ray

• Shark

• Seahorse

What is a mermaid's purse?

• A type of shell

• A type of seaweed

• A type of fish egg case

• A type of coral

What do caterpillars transform into after hatching from eggs?

• Butterflies

• Beetles

• Spiders

• Ants

Which mammals are exceptions to the rule that mammals do not lay eggs?

• Kangaroo and Koala

• Spiny anteater and Duckbill platypus

• Elephant and Whale

• Lion and Tiger

What term describes animals that lay eggs?

• Reptilian

• Viviparous

• Oviparous

• Mammalian