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    1) Animals use different organs for breathing depending on whether they live on land or in water. Land animals like birds and mammals typically use lungs while water animals usually use gills. 2) Some animals breathe through their moist skin, like worms, snails and frogs. Insects breathe through openings called spiracles. 3) Some animals can use more than one breathing organ, such as frogs that use both moist skin and lungs.

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    1) Animals use different organs for breathing depending on whether they live on land or in water. Land animals like birds and mammals typically use lungs while water animals usually use gills. 2) Some animals breathe through their moist skin, like worms, snails and frogs. Insects breathe through openings called spiracles. 3) Some animals can use more than one breathing organ, such as frogs that use both moist skin and lungs.

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    1) Animals use different organs for breathing depending on whether they live on land or in water. Land animals like birds and mammals typically use lungs while water animals usually use gills. 2) Some animals breathe through their moist skin, like worms, snails and frogs. Insects breathe through openings called spiracles. 3) Some animals can use more than one breathing organ, such as frogs that use both moist skin and lungs.

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    Breathing Organs of Animals

    Lungs Gills Moist Skin Spiracle s


    - Normally, animals that live on land such as birds and mammals
    breath using their lungs

    C rocodile Cow

    Lungs

    Cat Birds
    Crab Fish

    Gills

    Tadpole Prawn

    Normally, animals that live in water use their gills to breath.

    L eeches Snail
    Earthworm Frog

    Animals such as worm and from amphibian group mostly breath through moist skin

    Animals such as insects breath through spiracles.


    Animals which has more than one breathing organ. (Lungs, Moist Skin)

    Co c k roach Grasshopper

    Spiracles

    Butterfly C aterpillar
    Frog
    Salamandar

    NEWT

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