Movement In Animals

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Movement In Animals

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Movement In Animals

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Movement in Animals

Movement In Animals

Unlike plants, animals can move from place to place. This movement is known as locomotion. It helps animals to obtain food and get shelter.

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Movement in Animals

Movement In Animals

Locomotion also helps to protect animals from danger of predators or natural calamities. Different animals use different body parts to move.

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Movement in Insects

Movement In Animals

Insects can move in various ways. They can walk, jump, fly, hop or crawl. Butterflies and mosquitoes have two pairs of wings that help them to fly.

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Movement in Insects

Movement In Animals

Termites, lice, etc., move by crawling. Similarly, ants and cockroaches walk. A grasshopper hops using its long hind legs.

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Movement in Insects

Movement In Animals

Aquatic insects like backswimmer and water boatman use their hind legs to swim.

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Movement in Reptiles

Movement In Animals

Reptiles like lizard, snake and crocodile use various forms of locomotion to move from one place to another. Some of them have legs and some use their scaly

skin to move by crawling.

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Movement in Reptiles

Movement In Animals

A turtle can swim easily using its limbs.

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Movement in Reptiles

Movement In Animals

Tortoise and crocodile have legs and move about using them. They use scales present on the underside of their bodies to move. Besides these, a strong

muscular and flexible backbone aid them in moving.

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Movement in Terrestrial Animals

Movement In Animals

Terrestrial animals like leopard, tiger, elephant and many others have two pairs of limbs. Most animals use all four limbs to walk, run and for other movements.

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Movement in Terrestrial Animals

Movement In Animals

Terrestrial animals like giraffe and rhinoceros and many others have two pairs of limbs. Most animals use all four limbs to walk, run and for other movements.

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Movement in Aquatic Animals

Movement In Animals

Aquatic animals like turtles use their limbs to swim. Others like frog use their webbed feet to swim in water, while they use their long hind legs to hop on land.

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Movement in Aquatic Animals

Movement In Animals

Fish have fins to move in water. The fins help fish to swim and maintain balance in water. The tail fin helps them to change direction.

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Movement in Birds

Movement In Animals

Birds can hop on land, swim in water and fly in air. The fore limbs of birds are modified in the form of wings that help them to fly. Crow, sparrow, eagle,

parrot, etc., are common birds that fly in the sky.

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Movement in Birds

Movement In Animals

Some birds like ostrich, emu and kiwi are called flightless birds because they have very heavy bodies and weak wings and cannot fly.

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Movement in Birds

Movement In Animals

Birds use their hind limbs or legs to walk, run, catch prey and even attack their enemies.

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Movement in Birds

Movement In Animals

Birds like duck, swan, etc., can also swim in water due to their webbed feet.

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This presentation is a result of my experiences while I was helping out my son with his school assignments and project work. I am happy to share this with other students and their parents. Hope you find this informative and useful. Thank you.

- Prashant Mahajan -

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