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Vertebrados | Camaleón

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When you hear the word “chameleon,” what special ability do you think of?
What do you already know about vertebrates?
What animals do you think will be mentioned in a video called “Vertebrados | Camaleón”?

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1. What special ability is mentioned about the chameleon?

2. How is the chameleon described in the introduction?

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1. What is the main characteristic of vertebrates mentioned in the video?

2. According to the video, what do reptiles use to breathe?

3. How are mammals described in terms of birth and feeding?

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1. In the quiz, which animal is described as spending its time swimming?

2. Which group is described as being covered in feathers and (mostly) flying?

3. What special characteristic is mentioned at the end?

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1. Which option best matches the video’s definition of a vertebrate?

2. What is the difference between oviparous and viviparous animals in the video?

Oviparous animals have fur; viviparous animals have scales.
Oviparous animals are born from eggs; viviparous animals grow inside the female’s body.
Oviparous animals are always fish; viviparous animals are always birds.
Oviparous animals breathe with gills; viviparous animals breathe with lungs.

3. Which list contains only vertebrate groups mentioned in the video?

Discuss the ideas from this video

Vertebrados | Camaleón

Why might a chameleon need to change color or camouflage itself in nature?
Which vertebrate group do you find most interesting (fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, mammals)? Why?
Do you think classifying animals is useful? How can it help people learn about nature?
Can you name an animal that is oviparous and an animal that is viviparous? Explain how you know.