African Animals - Animals

Animals are the second place under humans. Most of the animals can move on their own independently. Animals are divided into different classes like amphibians (which live out of the water), reptiles (animals which creep), mammals (animals who do not lay eggs, have outer ears, and have hair on their body. for example: Humans), other insects and aqua creatures.
Aqua creatures include sea animals like fishes, crabs, crocodile, Dolphin. Crocodile is a reptile while Dolphin and Whale are mammals. Reptiles are cold blooded while mammals are warm-blooded. They tend to possess a quite different sort of qualities and characteristics. Bacteria or virus also comes in the category of animals but same of them are too small that they are unicellular. The animals which are bi cellular or multi cellular are comparatively bigger than the unicellular organisms. There is a plant which eats insects (found in deep forests), will not be considered as animal because it mainly possesses all characteristics of the plants and it feeds on insects. Animals can also be divided upon their feeding nature. Some animals eat plants and are known as “herbivorous”, some feeds on flesh, and are known as “Carnivores” while “omnivores” are those animals which eat both flesh and plants.
Parasites are those animals which are actually bacteria and it covers a plant, penetrates into it and sucks all the nutrition of the plant, eventually the plant dies and the bacteria go for the next plant in order to feed itself.
Birds and other flying animals are the other classification of animals living in the air most of the times.
The animals which are now extinct are: Dinosaurs, White tigers, Kangaroos, Panda, White elephants etc. Therefore, if we want to take advantage and fun of our animal kingdom then we must take care of the animals we are still having; and try not to cause them any harm so that they remain happy from the Humanity too.