Animal Classification and Habitats
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Animal Classification and Habitats
A New Zealand Field Trip
Field notes: A kiwi has feathers, a beak and strong legs for scratching leaf litter; it cannot fly and often feeds at night. It lives in native forest. A tuatara is a reptile found naturally on remote islands off New Zealand’s coast. It has scaly skin, lays eggs and shelters in burrows, sometimes sharing them with seabirds. A seal is a mammal with fur and feeds in the sea. A wētā is an insect with six legs and three main body sections. Kea live in alpine areas, while dolphins live in the ocean. All animals need food, water, shelter and suitable conditions to survive.
- Kiwi
- Tuatara
- Fur seal
- Wētā
- They have feathers
- They can all fly
- They have beaks
- They lay eggs
- Kea
- Dolphin
- Kiwi
- Native forest
- Alpine area
- Ocean
- It is flightless
- It often feeds at night
- It has a beak
- It is a mammal
- Some offshore New Zealand islands
- Every New Zealand forest
- The open ocean
- Alpine peaks
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