how are land animals different from sea animals?
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Land animals can walk on land and breath oxygen. With the exseption of dolphins and whales the others cant breath oxengen.
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Humans ARE animals. We are a mammalian species of bipedal primates called "homo sapiens."\n\nMany people believe humans are separate from animals because of our superior intelligence, but I think intelligence is just a trait that every animal has, some more than others. Cheetahs and peregrine falcons are superior in speed, elephants and Kodiak bears are superior in strength, and squirrels and jaguars are superior in agility, for a few other examples of superiority. Just because we are capable of more things than other animals intellectually does not make us something foreign to the Animal Kingdom.
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Sea-monkeys are these tiny aquatic creatures that are similar to shrimp or brine. They sell kits (novelty item) with them so you can see them hatch and swim around. Never heard of a sea-donkey which I guess could also be called a sea-ass. An ass is an animal mentioned in the bible. They replaced it with asterisks since using it to refer to buttocks is vulgar.\n\nYou could click on wikipedia to see if they have it.
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Non-mammalian animals include things like arthropods, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish and any other animals that are not mammals, there is no real collective term for them other than Non-Mammalian, but they have their own groupings of class depending on which organsim you are talking about.\n\nhope this helps!
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Basically every big island that is far enough offshore (so that birds from the mainland don't fly there much) has its own unique species. Exceptions are islands that are so small that storms roll right over them, and islands near other islands (although the group of islands usually has it own endemic species).
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On land, the elephant.  In the sea, the whale shark, however, more and more evidence is pointing towards giant squid that, until recently, was thought to be just a myth.
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Animals live everywhere on Earth. Some places on Earth are very hot and some are very cold. Some places on Earth have a lot of water and plants, and other places have very little water and few plants. Antarctica is covered with snow and ice and has no plants. It is very cold there, too. Guess what? Animals even live in Antarctica!\n\nAnimals can live in many different places in the world because they have special adaptations to the area they live in. An adaptation is a way an animal's body helps it survive, or live, in its environment. Camels have learned to adapt (or change) so that they can survive.\n\nAnimals depend on their physical features to help them obtain food, keep safe, build homes, withstand weather, and attract mates. These physical features are called called physical adaptations. They makes it possible for the animal to live in a particular place and in a particular way. Each adaptation has been produced by evolution. This means that the adaptations have developed over many generations. The shape of a bird's beak, the number of fingers, colour of the fur, the thickness or thinness of the fur, the shape of the nose or ears are all examples of physical adaptations which help different animals to survive.
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plants consist of cells lik anmals have.the difference is plants contain chloroplast to make their own food and animals dont have chloroplast but plants do contain mitochondria lik anmal cells and thus keep utilising the food  by respiration that they  had made during photosynthesis.if they dont  bring about resperation that is utilisation of the food they make thy will die hence plants carry out photosynthesis and respiration tooo
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Believe it or not, the hippopotamus's closest living relatives on Earth are the whales. \n\nThe exact evolutionary path isn't known, but the ancestor of both whales and hippopotami was definitely a land animal, might have been comfortable in water, and was probably quite a bit more similar to a modern hippo than to a modern whale.\n\nI'll go beyond the scientific evidence for a moment to say that it's not that hard to imagine...  Think of a hippo-like species (already partly aquatic, with  only nostrils and eyes above the water most of the time) evolving to spend more and more time in the water.  Eventually there's no more need for land at all, but there's still a need for air...
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Interesting question, but I think you're putting the cart before the horse. \nI could say that they don't live out of the water because their many specializations make it impossible; you've seen what happens when a whale gets beached. \n\nAnd why not turn the question around? Why not ask\n"If dolphins live in the water, why do they have lungs instead of gills?"\nThe thing is, adaptation is a phenomenon that usually shows us amazing results, such as the entire lifestyle of cetaceans (and they have many specializations for aquatic life). But a specialized or well-adapted animal is not "perfectly" fitted, because of the way evolutionary processes work. \nEvolution and natural selection can only work on the "materials" that are already there; and the lungs of mammals are not something that can be "reverted" to gills; their origin goes way back to remote ancestors of the whales. This irreversibility of _complex_ evolutionary processes is known as Dollo's "law" (and creationists love to misinterpret it). Stephen J. Gould gave a good example with the giant panda's "thumb" (this additional finger arose from one of the bones of the carp (wrist), and the real thumb of pandas is as reduced as in the rest of the Carnivora). \nEven if cetaceans where to evolve back into terrestrial animals, the results would not look like their ancestors, or probably anything that we know.
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They're different animals; A turtle is like a tortoise, but turtles live in the water while tortoises live on dry land. A hare is a creature similar to a rabbit but it is both bigger and faster. A hare was probably chosen over a rabbit since hares are typically associated with going very fast, hence the phrase: He went haring round the bend.
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i think animalia contains all animals - fish, reptiles, mammals, birds and amphibians. dolphins are obviously not bacteria, fungi, insects, etc. if you meant mammalia it is because dolphins -\nbreathe air with lungs, not gills\nbreastfeed their young that do not hatch from eggs\nhave four chambered hearts
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Different scenarios for different environments.  Sand is a habitat for many marine animals.\n\nIn the case of sand dunes along the coast- they are natural structures which protect the coastal environment by absorbing energy from wind, tide and wave action.
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Its cartoons. They can do whatever they like.\n\nBut seriously, the seabed is one big bed of sand. The only difference between a seabed and the beach are the presence of waves. Otherwise, they're almost the same thing.
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I S LAND\nLAND In Sea\nIn Sea LAND thats where the word came from\n\na land mass is so called becaus the "seas or oceans" may differ on either sides so its not a " land in a sea".\nhope this explains a bit better.
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When I took English class inmiddle school, I learned that the difference is not only there size but also what there species or characteristics were like. They don't all act the same and have different goals and ways of living. hope this helps. =>
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I think you want to know the difference between a porpoises and a dolphin. (If that is the case, then consider my answer but if not then never mind. )\n\n>>Porpoises have spatulate (spade-shaped or flattened) teeth distinct from the conical teeth of dolphins.\n>>Porpoises are relatively r-selected compared with dolphins: that is, they rear more young more quickly than dolphins.\n>>Porpoises tend to be smaller but stouter than dolphins. \n>>Porpoise's dorsal fin is generally triangular, rather than falcate (curved) like that of many dolphins.\n>> Porpoises tend to be less acrobatic and more wary than dolphins.\n>>Porpoises are rarely held in captivity in zoos or oceanaria, as they are generally not as capable of adapting to tank life nor as easily trained as dolphins.\n>>Porpoises belong to the Family Delphinidae, while dolphins belong to the Family Phocoenidae. \n>>extended beak present in most dolphins is absent in most porpoises.\n>>Porpoises lack a melon, while the bulbous forehead is often observed in dolphins.\n>>Porpoises are rarely observed in groups of more than one or two individuals, in contrast of the dolphins.\n>>Dolphins can be observed bow-riding, or riding on the pressure wave of a large ship or whale, on passing vessels. Unlike dolphins, porpoises are rarely seen bow-riding.♥