### animal | arthropod:

Woodlouse
* Most woodlouses eat decay leaves
  - plants
* Most woodlouses feed on decay leaves
* Most woodlouses have antennas
  - glands
  - prefer areas
  - survive years
* Some woodlouses attack plants
  - become dry conditions
* Some woodlouses eat shed skin
* Some woodlouses exhibit behaviour
  - negative behaviour
* Some woodlouses feed on rot vegetation
* Some woodlouses have bacteria
  - gills
  - heads
  - spiders
  - inhabit habitats
  - live for years
* Some woodlouses perform roles
  - vital roles
* Some woodlouses prefer dead leaves
  - stomachs
  - carapaces
  - cells
  - corpi
  - pincers
  - thoraxes
* is crustacean that is closely related to lobsters and crabs.

### animal | arthropod | woodlouse:

Common woodlouse
* Most common woodlouses prefer areas.
* Some common woodlouses have bacteria

Australian animal
* Many Australian animals are active at night
  - shy, hiding when humans make their presence felt
* Most Australian animals are nocturnal.

### animal:

Baby animal
* Many baby animals have different names.
* Most baby animals chew and mouth things, and ferrets are no exception.
* are adorable and fun to play with
  - magic
  - much more fleet of foot if they're to survive at all
  - often cute, cuddly and responsive to attention
* are the most common victims, as they can easily die of dehydration
  - they succumb faster to dehydration
* can look very different from their parents.
* cry in response to isolation or loneliness, in an effort to locate their parents.
* grow up to be adult animals.
* have delicate intestinal flora suited only for their mother's milk
  - no old skin to shed and consequently have no dander
* tell what is special about their mothers.

Benthic animal
* Many benthic animals bind sediments together as fecal pellets that remain at the bottom.
* are associated with the ocean bottom.

Bigger animal
* are generally longer-lived, and they have more leisurely metabolic rates.
* depend on smaller animals for food.
* eat plants and the smaller animals.
* have bigger brains with more neurons.
* live longer.
* produce many times more eggs than smaller ones.

Bilaterian animal
* differ from the Cnidaria in three fundamental ways.
* have bilateral symmetry and tripoblastic development.

### animal:

Blastocyst
* Many blastocysts fail to implant and die.
* Most blastocysts contain fluid
  - undergo implantations
* Some blastocysts come into direct contact
  - create bubbles
  - enter states
* Some blastocysts have implantations
  - layers
* allow for more informed choices and better control over outcomes.
* can develop further only if implanted in a woman's uterus
  - hatch and implant
  - split, usually after transfer
* develop long, thread-like walls that begin to twist together and form knots.
* fertilized egg
* includes brains
  - cell membranes
  - cleavage cavities
  - cytoplasm
  - faces
  - nuclei
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - segmentation cavities
  - skulls
  - trophoblasts
  - vacuoles

Blind animal
* Most blind animals function very well.
* can even learn to take walks in unfamiliar areas.

Bullock
* are animals
  - bulls
  - cattle
  - males
  - young mammals
* includes beef
  - bone cells
  - breasts
  - cannon bones
  - chest cavities
  - chests
  - corpi
  - ground substances
  - hip sockets
  - hoofs
  - horns
  - marrow
  - mast cells
  - piluses
  - rib cages
  - second stomachs
  - sterna
* often develop galls on their necks and suffer silently as they toil for their masters.

Caged animal
* are located in zoos.
* can develop illness brought on by swallowing or licking galvanized parts.
* depend on their human friends to provide a safe, healthy environment.
* do act differently from wild relatives, and differences are discussed.