Artists who depict animals are called animalists (from the Latin word animal- animal). When drawing animals, first of all you need to determine what parts their body consists of and what shape these body parts are.

For example, consider a picture of an elephant. How is its trunk constructed? How are your legs and ears? What size is it? What color will we paint the elephant? If there are no colors gray, then how to get it?

Rabbit

Drawing a rabbit begins with large parts (torso and head). Let's pay attention to the shape of his head and body. How many ears does a rabbit have? What colour is he?

Hare

Now let's try to draw a hare step by step. First, let's see how a hare differs from a rabbit. How many paws does a hare have? Which legs are longer - front or back? What color should we paint the hare in summer, and what color in winter?

You can also draw a hare like this using familiar shapes (circle, oval, etc.).

Hippopotamus

What other animals are gray? This is a hippopotamus, a goat, a hedgehog. Let's look at the body of a hippopotamus: what parts does it consist of? What shape does a hippopotamus have? What is the largest body part of a hippopotamus?

Hedgehog

You can draw a hedgehog with an apple. Hedgehogs love apples very much, and we already know how to draw fruits.

a lion

What animals are brown or yellow? Bear, giraffe, lion, squirrel, fawn. Let's look at the drawing of a lion. It has long and thick hair on its head, called a mane. She makes the lion look so huge. By the way, lionesses do not have manes.

Leopard

Fawn

Let's draw a little funny deer. Let's pay attention to the structure of its legs. What shape is a fawn's head? What shape is the body?

Giraffe

Let's draw a tall giraffe. Let's pay attention to what a long neck he has and a small head with horns. The giraffe's legs are also very long, and at the ends there are small hooves.

Zebra

Squirrel

Let's look carefully at the drawing. What shape is a squirrel's head? Her tail is long, wide, curling upward and raised high above her back. The ears are pointed and tufted at the tips. And the paws are of different lengths: the hind ones are long, and the front ones are short. Let's draw a squirrel with a fungus.

Monkey

What other animals are there and what color are they? For example, a monkey. Please note that the monkey's front legs are longer than its hind legs. She uses her front paws as hands.

Turtle

A turtle can be drawn from ovals that look like balloons - “sausages”. Let's pay attention to the turtle shell. It is divided, as it were, into checkers.

Snake

Learning to draw a snake is very simple. Snakes have a thin, elongated body, which is drawn with wavy lines. The snake's head is very interesting: it is small and tapering, looking like a small triangle.

What animals are there? Green colour? The lizard looks like a snake with legs. She has an elongated head, an elongated narrow body and a long, tapering tail.

Hamster

Let's try to draw a hamster. His body consists of two ovals.

Goat

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Let's draw a goat. Let's pay attention to the shape of his head. Let's not forget to draw a beard for him. Let's pay attention to the drawing of the goat's legs. We draw the animal so that it is larger and so that it can be recognized.

Mountain goat

And this is a big horned goat. These goats with branchy horns live high in the mountains. That's what they're called - mountain goats.

Cow

Animals that live near humans are called domestic animals. These include a cow. A cow's head is small, but its body is very large. It is connected to the head by a wide and large neck. The cow has horns.

Bull

And this is a bull. It looks like a cow, but its neck is much shorter, its horns are located at a greater distance from each other. The bull itself is more powerful, and its legs are shorter than those of a cow.

Pig

Let's pay attention to how thick the pig's body is. It is oval, the tail is crocheted, the legs are small, and the head and body form a single whole, only the snout protrudes - the nose of the pig.

Lamb

The head and body of this funny lamb look like two ovals: small and large. His horns are curled in a circle, and his legs are like columns.

Sheep

Let's take a close look at the sheep. What shapes can you draw it from? What color is the sheep? What lines - straight or wavy - should you draw her fur?

Horse

Let's try to draw a horse. First you need to draw a piece of paper, as shown in diagram No. 1, then, according to diagram No. 2, draw out all the curves of the horse’s body, legs, ears, and tail. Scheme No. 3 already has a completed drawing of a horse.

You can draw a walking horse.

You can draw a running horse.

Dog

Before drawing a dog, let's think about how to position the drawing: vertically or horizontally. Using an inclined line, you must first outline the inclination of the dog’s body. Then use three ovals to mark her body. The upper oval is the head, the lower oval is the body itself, and the middle (transverse) oval is the upper part of its paws. Next, you need to outline other parts of the dog’s body - the paws themselves and the tail. Ears are drawn with triangles. The lower part of the paws is rounded.

Cat

The cat is drawn in the same way as the dog - with three ovals. Her ears are also triangular, but, unlike a dog’s, they are located further from one another.

Kitty

Or you can draw such a funny kitten playing with balls.

Or maybe something like this, from a cartoon.

Deer are a group of artiodactyl animals belonging to the deer family of the same name. There are about 25 species of deer in total. Their closest relatives are roe deer, moose and muntjac, and very distant relatives... giraffes.

Red deer (Cervus elaphus).

Deer are large animals; the size of different species can vary from 55 cm at the withers and a weight of 10-15 kg for a water deer to 155 cm in height and a weight of over 300 kg for a red deer. All types of deer have a graceful body, thin, slender legs, long neck and a relatively small head, which is crowned with horns. Deer antlers have a specific branched shape, the number of lateral processes is at least three and can increase depending on the age and type of deer. The shape of the horns also depends on the type of animal. The horns are formed by bone tissue (unlike the horns of bovid animals, in which they consist of horny substance) and are shed annually. Only males wear antlers, with the exception of reindeer, in which both sexes have antlers.

Female deer are antlerless.

The tail of deer is relatively short; in some species it can be fluffy and spread out like a flower. All types of deer have patronizing connotation often brown in color (reindeer are gray), often there are white or yellowish spots on the body (for example, sika deer, axis and fallow deer). Many species of deer are characterized by a so-called “mirror” spot. white fur on the animal's rump. It performs a signaling function because it is clearly visible while running: this way the fawn does not lose sight of its mother in dense thickets, and other deer are warned of danger in time by seeing the flashing croup of its fellow deer.

Usually deer move in leaps.

The distribution range of deer is very wide - they are found throughout the northern hemisphere: in Europe, Asia and North America. Almost all types of deer are forest dwellers, except for the reindeer that lives in the tundra. Different types inhabit various types of forests: mountainous, lowland, dry woodlands or swampy swamps. These are mostly sedentary animals, sticking to a certain area of ​​the forest, and only species living in the north can make winter migrations in search of feeding places. Regular migrations are typical for reindeer: in summer, these animals go north to the shores of the Northern Arctic Ocean to escape from the annoying vileness; by winter they return south to the border of the taiga, where there are no such strong winds and frosts. In summer, deer live in herds of 3-5 individuals, only males and females stay separately during the birth of offspring.

By winter, deer herds become larger and can include up to 30-50 individuals.

The character of these animals is rather secretive and timid, although where they are fed, they quickly get used to the proximity of humans.

Deer eat a variety of foods plant foods- branches of trees and shrubs, herbs, various fruits (acorns, chestnuts, nuts, fruits), sometimes they eat lichens, berries and mushrooms. Reindeer eat mainly tundra lichens (moss moss), which is why their diet is very low in protein. To meet the need for protein food, they are forced to gnaw on shed antlers, bones, and even eat bird eggs. All deer love to lick salt; to do this, they visit salt licks - special places in which the soil is rich in mineral salts.

The deer eats the pine needles.

Deer breed once a year. For northern species, the rut occurs in August-October; deer living in the south reproduce all year round. Usually silent, deer transform during the rut.

A male deer roars loudly, his cry carries through the forest for a kilometer.

For their vocal exercises, males choose a permanent place where they trample the ground with their hooves and break branches. In general, during the breeding season, deer are very warlike - they break bushes with their antlers, peel off the bark of trees, and when they meet an opponent, they engage in battle. Fights among deer are by no means arbitrary.

Mating fight of deer.

The rivals do not disperse until they find out who is stronger, and the stronger does not give mercy to the weaker (unless he takes flight); often deer harm each other severe injuries- they break horns, cause deep wounds, and deaths are known.

In addition to butting, deer can fight with an opponent with their front legs, rearing up.

The winning male collects a harem of 3-10 females. After the end of the rut, males shed their antlers, and new ones grow back for the next season. Pregnancy of deer lasts on average 6-7 months. Usually a female gives birth to 1, less often 2-3 fawns. Although fawns can stand on their legs from the first hours of their lives, they prefer to lie down in a secluded place for the first week.

All species of deer have variegated cubs (except reindeer), which perfectly camouflage them in the forest.

The female feeds the cubs with milk for 3-5 months, but the young remain with their mother throughout the fall and winter until the following spring.

The female brought the fawn into the herd.

Deer become sexually mature in the third year of life, but due to high competition with older animals, they begin to mate only at the age of 4-5 years. Deer live up to 20 years, but in nature they die at 10-12 years of age.

In nature, deer have many enemies: different parts range they can be hunted by wolves, lynxes, bears, pumas, leopards, tigers. Snowy winters greatly affect the number of deer. The fact is that it is difficult for deer to get food from under deep snow, and high snow cover makes movement in the forest very difficult. As a result, deer, weakened from lack of food, become easy prey for predators. Some exception is reindeer, which is well adapted to move through the snow and is excellent at digging out reindeer moss in the snow.

Deer have always been a favorite prey for humans; hunting them was considered the preserve of the aristocracy. Despite this, the populations of many deer species are well preserved. This is facilitated by both the high fertility of these animals and special measures for their resettlement. In areas where deer are protected, they are not afraid of humans and frequent roadsides, campsites and the outskirts of small towns. Some deer species have become rare due to the destruction of natural habitats. For example, David's deer has completely disappeared in nature and the population of this species is maintained by breeding in zoos.

A pair of fallow deer (Cervus dama) in the autumn forest.

how a female deer protects her fawn.

who has horns longer than the tail?

House. artiodactyl animal; Ukrainian name bagpipes

A tattered pet from the farm of a certain Sidor

Eastern horoscope sign

On the body of this harmless pet, the ancient mythological Chimera wore three fire-breathing lion heads and even the tail of a dragon.

Artiodactyl ruminant domestic animal

Device for carrying weights

Fairytale wolfberry

Ukrainian wind musical instrument

A trolley or trolley for transporting scaffolding, rails and other parts of equipment relatively long length or for transporting ore and coke to blast furnaces when loading them manually

Mythical Amalthea

This animal had a horn, which later became the cornucopia.

This unpretentious animal was often called the "poor man's cow"

. “a special cow for cats” according to Sharik from Prostokvashin

Russian folktale

Animal on state symbols Chad

What animal's skin did our ancestors call leather?

Whose body did the chimera have?

This is exactly what, according to a resident of Prostokvashino, a cow for cats is called

. “Which one has horns longer than its tail?” (mystery)

The animal that gave the name of its leg to a rolling cigarette

Her husband is a goat

She left the kids at home and the wolf took advantage of it

Sidorov's beast

Fairytale horned mother with many children

Coming... horned

Amalthea, who suckled Zeus

Odd-toed figure made from fingers

Rowing fishing boat for net fishing in the Azov and Black Seas

. "hoof" combination of fingers

. "...Nostra"

The story of the Russian writer M. Zoshchenko

Ruminant animal of the bovid family

Pet

Sidorova...

Finger figure

The lively living creatures of Sidor

Milk cattle

Cattle Sidora

Milk cattle with horns

Cattle that gives milk

Horned animal

Horned mother of many children

The beast on the coat of arms of Samara

Dereza (tale)

The rooster crows and she runs

Animal, complementary Sicilian "Nostra"

Gives milk and wool

Horned finger combination

Domesticated species of goats

She, the retired one, has a drummer

Pet with a rolling leg

Torn out by a certain Sidor

Horned mother (fairytale)

Livestock

Following the little guys

Small livestock

Sidor's Horned Victim

Sidor's pet "the monster"

Livestock

Dairy pet

Rowing fishing boat on the Black and Seas of Azov

. "small" cattle

Horned cattle

. “the horned one is coming for the little guys”

Dereza from a fairy tale

Small dairy cattle

She has an udder

. "addition" to nostra

Offended by Sidor

Horned cattle

Sacred beast in Zimbabwe

Gives milk

Cattle with horns

Two fingers up gesture

Horned pet

Domestic artiodactyl animal

Ukrainian name for bagpipes

Female goat

. "...Nostra"

. "Addition" to Nostra

. "The horned one is coming for the little guys"

. "Coming... the horned one"

. "Small-horned" cattle

Boxthorn

Sidor's pet "fiend"

Tattered animal named Sidor

Ruminant

Animal, complementary Sicilian "Nostra"

Horned animals

See goat

Who has horns longer than his tail?

What animal's skin did our ancestors call leather?

This unpretentious animal was often called the "poor man's cow"

. "...nostra"

Her husband is an asshole

Animal with horns

Homemade "dereza"

Homemade "dereza"

In this post there will be scary, nasty, cute, kind, beautiful, incomprehensible animals.
Plus a short comment about each. They all really exist
Watch and be surprised

SNAP TOOTH- a mammal from the order of insectivores, divided into two main species: the Cuban slittooth and the Haitian. The animal is relatively large compared to other types of insectivores: its length is 32 centimeters, its tail is on average 25 cm, the weight of the animal is about 1 kilogram, and its body is dense.


MANED WOLF. Lives in South America. Long legs wolves are the result of evolution in matters of adaptation to their habitat; they help the animal overcome obstacles in the form of tall grass growing on the plains.


AFRICAN CIVET- the only representative of the genus of the same name. These animals live in Africa in open spaces with high grass from Senegal to Somalia, southern Namibia and in the eastern regions South Africa. The size of the animal can visually increase quite significantly when the civet raises its fur when excited. And her fur is thick and long, especially on the back closer to the tail. The paws, muzzle and tail end are completely black, most of the body is spotted.


MUSKRAT. The animal is quite famous due to its sonorous name. It's just a good photo.


PROCHIDNA. This miracle of nature usually weighs up to 10 kg, although larger specimens have also been observed. By the way, the length of the echidna’s body reaches 77 cm, and this is not counting their cute five to seven centimeter tail. Any description of this animal is based on comparison with the echidna: the legs of the echidna are higher, the claws are more powerful. Another feature of the echidna’s appearance is the spurs on the hind legs of males and the five-fingered hind limbs and three-fingered forelimbs.


CAPIBARA. Semi-aquatic mammal, the largest of modern rodents. It is the only representative of the capybara family (Hydrochoeridae). There is a dwarf variety, Hydrochoerus isthmius, which is sometimes considered as a separate species (lesser capybara).


SEA CUCUMBER. HOLOTHURIA. Sea egg pods, sea ​​cucumbers(Holothuroidea), a class of invertebrate animals such as echinoderms. Species eaten as food are common name"trepang".


PANGOLIN. This post simply could not do without him.


HELL VAMPIRE. Mollusk. Despite its obvious similarity with octopus and squid, scientists have identified this mollusk as a separate order Vampyromorphida (lat.), because it is characterized by retractable sensitive whip-shaped filaments.


AARDVARK. In Africa, these mammals are called aardvark, which translated into Russian means “earthen pig.” In fact, the aardvark appearance very much resembles a pig, only with an elongated snout. The structure of the ears of this amazing animal is very similar to that of a hare. There is also a muscular tail, which is very similar to the tail of an animal such as a kangaroo.

JAPANESE GIANT SALAMANDER. Today it is the largest amphibian, which can reach 160 cm in length, weigh up to 180 kg and can live up to 150 years, although officially registered maximum age The giant salamander is 55 years old.


BEARDED PIG. IN different sources The bearded pig is divided into two or three subspecies. These are the curly bearded pig (Sus barbatus oi), which lives on the Malay Peninsula and the island of Sumatra, the Bornean bearded pig (Sus barbatus barbatus) and the Palawan bearded pig, which live, as their name suggests, on Borneo island and Palawan, as well as on Java, Kalimantan and the small islands of the Indonesian archipelago in South-East Asia.




SUMATRAN RHINO. They belong to the odd-toed ungulates of the rhinoceros family. This type of rhinoceros is the smallest of the entire family. Body length adult The Sumatran rhinoceros can reach 200 – 280 cm, and the height at the withers can vary from 100 to 150 cm. Such rhinoceroses can weigh up to 1000 kg.


SULAWESI BEAR COUSCUS. An arboreal marsupial living in upper tier lowland tropical forests. The fur of the bear cuscus consists of a soft undercoat and coarse guard hairs. Coloration ranges from gray to brown, with a lighter belly and limbs, and varies depending on the geographic subspecies and age of the animal. The prehensile, non-haired tail is approximately half the length of the animal and serves as a fifth limb, making it easier to move through the dense tropical forest. The bear cuscus is the most primitive of all cuscus, retaining primitive tooth growth and structural features of the skull.


GALAGO. Its large fluffy tail is clearly comparable to that of a squirrel. And his charming face and graceful movements, flexibility and insinuation, clearly reflect his cat-like traits. The amazing jumping ability, mobility, strength and incredible dexterity of this animal clearly show its nature as a funny cat and an elusive squirrel. Of course, there would be a place to use your talents, because a cramped cage is very poorly suited for this. But, if you give this animal a little freedom and sometimes allow him to walk around the apartment, then all his quirks and talents will come true. Many even compare it to a kangaroo.


WOMBAT. Without a photograph of a wombat, it is generally impossible to talk about strange and rare animals.


AMAZONIAN DOLPHIN. It is the largest river dolphin. Inia geoffrensis, as scientists call it, reaches 2.5 meters in length and weighs 2 quintals. Light gray juveniles become lighter with age. The Amazonian dolphin has a full body, with a thin tail and a narrow muzzle. A round forehead, a slightly curved beak and small eyes are the characteristics of this species of dolphin. The Amazonian dolphin is found in rivers and lakes Latin America.


MOONFISH or MOLA-MOLA. This fish can be more than three meters long and weigh about one and a half tons. The largest specimen of the sunfish was caught in New Hampshire, USA. Its length was five and a half meters, there is no data on weight. The shape of the fish’s body resembles a disk; it was this feature that served as the reason for Latin name. The moon fish has thick skin. It is elastic, and its surface is covered with small bony projections. The larvae of fish of this species and young individuals swim in the usual way. Adults large fish swim on their sides, quietly moving their fins. They seem to lie on the surface of the water, where they are very easy to notice and catch. However, many experts believe that only sick fish swim this way. As an argument, they cite the fact that the stomach of fish caught on the surface is usually empty.


TASMANIAN DEVIL. Being the largest of modern predatory marsupials, this black animal with white spots on the chest and rump, with a huge mouth and sharp teeth has a dense physique and a stern disposition, for which, in fact, it was called the devil. Emitting ominous screams at night, massive and clumsy Tasmanian devil outwardly it resembles a small bear: the front legs are slightly longer than the hind legs, the head is large, the muzzle is blunt.


LORI. Feature Loris have large eyes that may be bordered by dark circles; there is a white dividing stripe between the eyes. The face of a loris can be compared to a clown mask. This most likely explains the animal's name: Loeris means "clown".


GAVIAL. Of course, one of the representatives of the crocodile order. With age, the gharial's muzzle becomes even narrower and longer. Due to the fact that the gharial feeds on fish, its teeth are long and sharp, located at a slight angle for ease of eating.


OKAPI. FOREST GIRAFFE. Traveling around Central Africa, journalist and African explorer Henry Morton Stanley (1841-1904) repeatedly encountered local aborigines. Having once met an expedition equipped with horses, the natives of the Congo told the famous traveler that they had wild animals, very similar to his horses. The Englishman, who had seen a lot, was somewhat puzzled by this fact. After some negotiations, in 1900 the British were finally able to acquire parts of the skin. mysterious beast from the local population and send them to the Royal Zoological Society in London, where the unknown animal was given the name “Johnston's Horse” (Equus johnstoni), that is, it was assigned to the equine family. But imagine their surprise when a year later they managed to get a whole skin and two skulls of an unknown animal, and discovered that It looked more like dwarf giraffe times ice age. Only in 1909 was it possible to catch a living specimen of Okapi.

WALABI. TREE KANGAROO. The genus of Tree kangaroos - wallabies (Dendrolagus) includes 6 species. Of these, D. Inustus or the bear wallaby, D. Matschiei or Matchisha's wallaby, which has a subspecies D. Goodfellowi (Goodfellow's wallaby), D. Dorianus - the Doria wallaby, live in New Guinea. In Australian Queensland, there are D. Lumholtzi - Lumholtz's wallaby (bungari), D. Bennettianus - Bennett's wallaby, or tharibin. Their original habitat was New Guinea, but now wallabies are found in Australia. Tree kangaroos live in tropical forests mountainous regions, at altitudes from 450 to 3000m. above sea level. The body size of the animal is 52-81 cm, the tail is from 42 to 93 cm long. Wallabies weigh, depending on the species, from 7.7 to 10 kg for males and from 6.7 to 8.9 kg. females.


WOLVERINE. Moves quickly and deftly. The animal has an elongated muzzle, a large head, with rounded ears. The jaws are powerful, the teeth are sharp. Wolverine is a “big-footed” animal; its feet are disproportionate to the body, but their size allows them to move freely through deep snow cover. Each paw has huge and curved claws. Wolverine is an excellent tree climber and has keen eyesight. The voice is like a fox.


FOSSA. The island of Madagascar has preserved animals that are not found not only in Africa itself, but also in the rest of the world. One of the rarest animals is the Fossa - the only representative of the genus Cryptoprocta and the largest carnivorous mammal, living on the island of Madagascar. The appearance of the Fossa is a little unusual: it is a cross between a civet and a small puma. Sometimes the fossa is also called the Madagascar lion, since the ancestors of this animal were much larger and reached the size of a lion. Fossa has a squat, massive and slightly elongated body, the length of which can reach up to 80 cm (on average it is 65-70 cm). The fossa's paws are long, but quite thick, with the hind paws being higher than the front paws. The tail is often equal to the length of the body and reaches up to 65 cm.


MANUL approves of this post and is here only because he has to be. Everyone already knows him.


PHENEC. STEPPE FOX. He assents to the manula and is present here insofar as. After all, everyone saw him.


NAKED MORAVARY gives the Pallas's cat and fennec cat pluses in their karma and invites them to organize a club of the most fearful animals in RuNet.


PALM THIEF. Representative of decapod crustaceans. Its habitat is the western part Pacific Ocean and tropical islands Indian Ocean. This animal from the family of land crayfish is quite large for its species. The body of an adult reaches a size of up to 32 cm and a weight of up to 3-4 kg. For a long time It was mistakenly believed that with its claws it could even crack coconuts, which it then eats. To date, scientists have proven that crayfish can only feed on already split coconuts. They, being its main source of nutrition, gave it its name palm thief. Although he is not averse to eating other types of food - the fruits of Pandanus plants, organic substances from the soil, and even his own kind.

Interesting questions about animals with answers for students primary classes can be used as preparation for the Olympiad on the environment and ecology. And also how additional material in class, quiz questions or publishing an educational newspaper with the children.

Interesting questions about animals

1. What are the names of mosquitoes and other blood-sucking insects that bother animals and humans? (Gnus)

2. What do bees make honey from? (From flower nectar)

3. Where do crayfish spend the winter? (In underwater burrows of fresh water bodies)

4. Who will be born four times before becoming an adult? (Many insects have 4 stages of development - egg, larva, pupa, adult insect)

5. How do ants get across streams and ditches? (They make a living bridge, clinging to each other with their legs and jaws, the rest of the ants pass along this bridge)

6. What happens to a bee when it bites a person? (The bee will die because the sting gets stuck in the elastic skin; when the bee pulls out the sting, it tears it off along with the end of the abdomen)

7. How does a grasshopper chirp? (The cracking sound comes from the friction of one elytra from the other)

8. Which beetles are named after the month in which they appear? Chafer)

9. Whose “wife” is a bloodsucker? (In a mosquito, horsefly, because only the female bites, and the male feeds on plant nectar)

10. Who is called the forest “lantern”? (Firefly)

11. What do you call a small deer that can buzz? (Bug)

12. Insects that work for humans? (Mulberry bee)

13. Who is called the bee wolf and who is the bee tiger? (Wasp philanthus, hornet)

14. What is the name of the worm-shaped butterfly larva? (Caterpillar)

15. What is the name of the male in bee family? (Drone)

16. Why does a mosquito squeak? (Sounds are made when his wings move)

17. How many legs do beetles have? (Six)

18. How many legs do spiders have? (Eight)

19. How does a spider sitting in ambush know that prey has fallen into its web? (By signal threads that sway when prey moves)

20. How can you find out about the approaching rain by watching an anthill? (The ants hide and close the passages)

21. What is the name of the “musician” behind the stove? (Cricket)

22. What is the name of the fastest flying insect? (Dragonfly)

23. How do spiders fly? (Attached to the web)

24. About whom can we say that he “goes out of his way”? (Cancer, crab, many insects, snake)

25. Who do they say “red as a lobster” about? What color is it really? (Crayfish, brown in color, but turns red when cooked)

26. What are the “scissors” that walk along the bottom of the river called? (Cancer)

27. Who has teeth in his stomach? (The crab has 3 teeth in its stomach)

28. Who has a skeleton on the outside? (In all arthropods, crayfish are insects, spiders, etc. The chitinous cover replaces the skeleton for them)

29. Who has ears on their feet? (The grasshopper has hearing organs on the shins of its front legs)

30. Where do butterflies winter? (In crevices, cracks under the bark, and some fly south to warm countries)

31. Who are called “live flowers”? (Butterflies)

32. Is there an animal with one eye? (Crayfish - Cyclops)

33. Who builds a house underwater out of thin air? (Silver water beetle)

34. Who in the forest, without axes, builds a hut without corners? (Ants)

35. Which butterfly is called the bird's eye? (Peacock eye)

36. Take away one letter from an arachnid and will a fish appear? (Flash - bream)

37. How many wings does a beetle have? (4, two elytra and two wings)

38. What does a toad eat in winter? (A toad doesn't eat in winter, it sleeps)

39. Which legs grow first in a tadpole - front or back? (Rear)

40. What will happen to the frog if you dig it out from under the snow and bring it close to the fire? (She will die from a rapid change in temperature)

41. Where in Russia do frogs and snakes not live? (On the Kamchatka Peninsula)

42. Why don’t birds and animals touch toads? (Toads secrete toxic substances)

43. What animals are called “sea nettles”? (Jellyfish)

44. What do tadpoles eat? (Parts aquatic plants, simplest animals)

45. Which animal’s eyes can look in different directions independently of each other? (Chameleon)

46. ​​What kind of fish builds nests? (Stickleback, the male builds a nest of algae and guards the laid eggs)

47. Which fish is flat and lies on the bottom? (Flounder)

48. What is the name of a sea animal that lives on the ocean floor; spherical body, covered with spines (Sea urchin)

49. What kind of fish catch prey:

Jet of water (Squirter from Southeast Asia)

Fishing rod ( Angler from the Atlantic Ocean)

Electricity ( Electric Stingray, electric eel, stargazer)

50. What is the name of a sea animal that resembles a chess piece in appearance? (Sea Horse)

51. What do surgeons do at sea? (They live. Surgeon is the name of an order of tropical fish)

52. Which animal lives the longest? (Turtle - up to 300 years , raven - up to 300 years)

53. As the predator that inhabits the seabed is called, it attacks prey several times larger than itself in size; has 8 tentacles? (Octopus)

54. What benefits do they bring to nature? earthworms? (They loosen the soil, increasing soil fertility)

55. How can you recognize a hedgehog? (By yellow spots and by the yellow shields on the head)

56. What is the name of the desert dweller who carries his house on his back? (Turtle)

57. What is the name of a legless lizard? (Spindle)

58. Who, having one leg, also carries a house on himself? (Snail)

59. What is the name of a desert lizard up to 1.5 meters long? (Varan)

60. Which fish spend most of their time on land? (Spiny jumpers living in the tropics)

61. Who rides on the sea - ocean on a shark? (Pisces - stuck)

62. Which dog doesn't bark? (Fish - dog)

63. What acorn does not grow on an oak tree? (The sea acorn is one of the barnacles)

64. Who swims tail first? (Pink salmon fry)

65. What are the inhabitants of the sea called who carry tools with them? (Fish saw, fish - hammer, fish - knife, etc.)

66. Where are pearls “born”? (In mollusk shells)

67. Why do crocodiles cry? (When they see food, they begin to produce a huge amount of secretory fluid, which is released through the lacrimal ducts of the eyes)

68. Who is heaviest: the most big shark or an elephant? (Whale shark)

69. Do fish see colors? (Yes, but differently than a person)

70. Do fish close their eyes when they sleep? (No, they don't have eyelids)

71. Which lizard hunts deer and wild boars? (Giant monitor lizard)

72. Which snake has horns? (In a horned viper)

73. Which animal has a tongue longer than its body? (At the chameleon)

74. Which animal can change its color depending on environment? (Chameleon, octopus, flounder, tree frog, etc.)

75. Which fish are considered “fake” because they lack a swim bladder? (Sharks, rays, etc.)

76. Which mollusk swims the fastest? (Squid)

78. What animals lead an underground lifestyle? (Mole, shrew, some insects, worms, etc.)

79. Which animal is afraid of water, but loves to wash itself? (Cat)

80. Which animal is wearing a vest? (Zebra)

81. Which animal is the most large mammal? (Whale, blue whale- up to 150 t/)

82. What kind of fish does a whale eat? (He does not eat fish, but filters small crustaceans through whalebone)

83. Where is it more convenient for a hare to run from the mountain or to the mountain? (Up the mountain, because the hare’s front legs are shorter than his hind legs)

84. Why do they say that the wolf’s legs feed him? (He runs after prey)

85. Who else will have babies during leaf fall? (In the case of a hare, hares are called “deciduous creatures”)

86. What animals are called “connecting rods”? (Bears that don't sleep in winter)

87. Which cow lives better, the tailed one or the tailless one? (Tailed, it is easier for her to drive away flies that bother her)

88. Who gives birth to babies in the Siberian forest in winter? (At the squirrel)

90. Which pet is the hardiest? (camel, deer)

91. What saves a camel from the heat? (Thick and dense fur, subcutaneous fat)

92. Who gets taller when he sits down? (Dog, cat, wolf, etc.)

93. Which animal carries all its money with it? (Pig with a heel)

94. Why is a pig not afraid of a snake bite? (The layer of subcutaneous fat in a pig is poor in blood vessels, the poison does not penetrate into the blood)

95. What animal can stay under water for 20 minutes? (Hippopotamus)

96. Ships of the Desert (Camel)

97. Sled dog (Laika, etc.)

98. One of Thumbelina’s suitors in a velvet fur coat? (Mole)

99. Dam Builder (Beaver)

100. How to connect the toes of a beaver’s hind legs? (Using membranes)

101. What does a hare eat in winter? (Tree bark, bush branches)

102. White as snow, fluffy and small. The tail got dirty with soot. (Ermine)

103. What are the teeth that stick out very strongly from the mouth called - incisors or fangs? (Tusks of elephants and walruses)

104. What is the name of a fenced area for keeping animals? (Aviary)

105. What is the name of a fermented milk drink made from mare's milk? (Koumiss)

106. What animals fly? ( The bats, flying squirrels, etc.)

107. Why are old moose called “elks”? (Their horns look like plows)

108. Who has a horn on his nose? (At the rhinoceros)

109. What animal builds a nest on the grass and low bushes? (Little mouse)

110. When does a squirrel grow tufts on its ears? (Winter)

111. Which animal is an excellent digger? (Mole, shrew)

112. Who collects pine nuts in the forest together with a person? (Chipmunk, nutcracker, etc.)

113. Do animals eat fly agarics? (Yes, they are treated with them)

114. What animal is called a dog with a cat's head? (Cheetah)

115. Are rabbits born blind or sighted? (Sighted, able to move, 5-10 days after birth they begin independent life)

116. Why don’t they hunt fur-bearing animals in the spring? (They molt and hatch their young)

117. What is the name of the long-haired Asian bull? (Yak, sarlyk)

118. What is the largest mammal called:

a) predatory (Polar bear - up to 1 t)

b) herbivore (elephant - up to 7.5 tons)

c) domestic (bull - up to 1.2 tons)

119. Can a horse distinguish colors? (Yes, some)

120. Do lions climb trees? (Occasionally they sleep in trees)

121. Which animal was the first to be domesticated by humans? (Dog)

122. How to write a mousetrap in five letters? (Cat)

123. What ungulate animal has a note in its name "la"? ( Roe)

124. African animal with the world's largest ears (Elephant)

125. The main beast of burden in the Andes (Lama)

126. What shaggy animal with a pained expression on its face hangs upside down on a tree for hours on end? (Sloth)

127. Which animal is the champion among animals in long jump? (Kangaroo)

128. The fur of a hare becomes white, that of a squirrel becomes gray, and that of an arctic fox becomes white or gray-blue. What is this? (Molt)

129. Which animal is the tallest? (Giraffe)

130. What animals are considered sacred in India? (Cows, some monkeys)

131. Which animal breathes through one nostril? (Sperm whale)

132. Which animal plows the bottom with its fangs? (Walrus)

133. Can a newborn dolphin or baby whale drown? (Yes, he has no air in his lungs, so his mother immediately pushes him to the surface of the water)

134. Which scary beast does the forest like raspberries? (Bear)

135. How long can one swim? polar bear? (600 km from the coast)

136. If you deprive a predator of a letter, you get a pet. (Wolf - ox)

137. Which predator has the smallest heart? (at the lion)

138. Which animal has a body covered with a shell of horny scutes? (Armadillo)

139. Which animal is the thickest-skinned? (Hippopotamus)

140. Which rodent has a tail longer than its body? (Jerboa)

141. Which dog has a tongue of blue color? (Chow-chow)

142. What animal of Australia with duck nose? (Platypus)

143. What is the name of one of the most beautiful predatory cats that has the longest thick fur and lives in the mountains? (Irbis or snow leopard)

143. What is the name of the wild Australian dog? (Dingo)

144. What is the name of an extinct mammal that looks like an elephant? (Mammoth)

143. What animal wears a bush on its head? (Deer)

144. Which animal in V. Bianchi’s stories is called the “forest bun”? (Hedgehog)

145. Which animal is the smallest beast of prey? (Weasel, weight no more than 100 g, body length no more than 15 cm)

146. How does a male lion differ from a lioness? (Thick mane of long hair)

147. Does a bear go to his den skinny or fat? (Bold)

148. Who runs with their hind legs forward? (Hare)

149. Whose teeth grow every day? (In rodents)

150. Which animal is our smallest beast? (Baby shrew, 3.5 cm long)

151. What is the name of a large and dangerous forest cat? (Lynx)

152. What is the name of a rodent that lives in steppes and semi-deserts? (Gopher)

153. What is the name of an animal that walks on its own? (Cat)

154. What is the name of the mammal egg laying? (Platypus, echidna)

155. Why does a dog, when it is hot, stick out its tongue, but a horse does not? (A dog does not have sweat glands on its body like a horse. It sticks out its tongue to cool its body)

156. What animal does neither the fox nor the ferret eat? (Shrew, it emits a strong smell)

157. What forest animal dries mushrooms on trees? (Squirrel)

158. Which mountain animal puts up hay bales? (Haymaker or pika)

160. When is the white hare most noticeable? (When it sheds before the snow melts or falls)

161. Where do bats go for the winter? (They sleep in hollows, in attics in caves)

162. Are all hares white in winter? (Only hares turn white - hare hare remains gray)

163. What do newborn bats eat? (Mother's milk)

164. Who appears earlier in the spring: bats or insects? (Bats appear after the insects they feed on)

165. What does a hedgehog do in winter? (sleeping)

166. What small animal sleeps with its head down? (Bat)

167. What animal in old Russia was called “cows of the poor”? (Goat)

Vagina Lyudmila Gennadievna, Municipal Budget Educational Institution “Secondary School No. 92”, primary school teacher, Novokuznetsk, Kemerovo region