Farm animals and pets are considered domestic animals. What may be surprising is that wildlife includes the smallest animal organisms - even those that can be seen only through a microscope. Spiders, insects, reptiles, amphibians and most species of fish, birds and mammals may be considered wildlife. Wildlife occurs in a tremendous variety of forms and colors and can be found all around us. In fact, we would die if all of the organisms that inhabit our bodies were to disappear.
People are never truly alone in an environment - some form of wildlife is always nearby.
Explore the classroom, looking for signs of wildlife. Even in the most cleanly swept room, you can usually find some signs of life either past or present. It might be a spider web, dead insects near lights, or insect holes along baseboards and behind books. You should have noticed at this point that people and other animals share environments. In the first five minutes try to find an animal or some sign that an animal has been there.