What are Water Animals?

Water animals are animals that live in water. They can be found in oceans, rivers, lakes, and ponds. Some water animals can swim, and others may even float. Many of them have special features to help them live in water.

Example: A fish is a water animal because it lives in the ocean and swims in the water. A frog is also a water animal because it can live in water and on land.

Fun Fact: Some water animals, like dolphins and whales, are mammals, which means they breathe air just like us!

Multiple Choice Questions:

1. Which of these is a water animal?

a) Penguin

b) Dog

c) Elephant

d) Horse

2. What do water animals need to live?

a) Water

b) Sand

c) Concrete

d) Wood

3. Which of these is NOT a water animal?

a) Shark

b) Crab

c) Dog

d) Whale

4. How do fish breathe underwater?

a) With lungs

b) With gills

c) With their skin

d) With fins

5. Why do some water animals have fins?

a) To eat food

b) To help them swim

c) To run fast

d) To fly in the air

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