Welcome To Animal Corner™
Animals populate every corner of the Earth and can be found in a vast amount of various shapes, sizes and colours. Browse through the magnificent animal kingdom and discover the amazing world of creatures that live on our planet. Animal Corner is an animal encyclopedia that can be used by students and teachers or anyone wishing to learn about animals and their environments. Animal Corner is constantly expanding, featuring new animal species from around the world regularly. Use the menu on the left to learn about various types of animals from different parts of the world or click on Alan the Ape to visit animals in general.
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Coming soon! Two new animals will be our creature features - Africa is the theme and we will be featuring two carnivores, the African Wild Dog and the Cheetah. |
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There is now a quiz, plus a colouring page printout on each individual animal in our British Wildlife section. The same will be happening for all animals featured at Animal Corner in the coming weeks. |
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Keep visiting Animal Corner for your one stop animal guide.
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If you are interested in Endangered British Birds, click on the image below!
Animal life and survival is an ever growing concern in the animal kingdom, not only domestic animals but for wild animals aswell. Animal Corner will regularly have new animals for you to discover and to find out about their survival programs, so keep visiting and watching out for:
Our new section called Animal Groups features the different types of animals that live on our planet. Animals come in all shapes and sizes, some have backbones, others have specialized protective coverings and there is those whose bodies have no support at all. Find out how different animals are structured and what adaptions they have such as arthropods, amphibians, invertebrates, vertebrates and more.
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Arthropods have several features in common. The main common feature is that they all have bilaterally symmetrical body shapes which are divided into segments such as crustaceans, arachnids and hexapods.
Find out more HERE!
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Invertebrates are the most diverse group of animals on our planet. Invertebrates do not have bony skeletons like vertebrates, however, many have an internal or external skeleton of some sort which is made from various materials.
Find out more HERE!
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