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There are four groups of living things.

1. Animals

There are many different kinds of animals around us.

Take a look at the following video to learn some fun facts about animals!

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There are six different groups of animals. They are

Amphibian
Bird
Fish
Insect
Mammal
and Reptiles

Do you know what are the unique characteristics of each group of animals? Let's take a look at the following video!

2. Plants

We have a variety of plants around us. In order for us to understand them better, we can classify them into two groups; Flowering and Non-flowering plants.

All plants have

Leaves
Stem
and roots

But, what makes flowering plants unique is their ability to bear flowers and fruits!

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Watch this video to learn more about flowering and non-flowering plants!

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Flowering plants are able to bear flowers and fruits when they have matured into the adult plants. Sometimes, we do not get to see the flowers on the plants because it is not their time to bloom yet.

3. Fungi

Fungi, such as mushrooms, yeast and molds, are living things that do not have chlorophyll. As such, they feed on dead or alive things for food.

Some fungi are poisonous and should not be consumed. Some are edible like the mushrooms you buy from the supermarket.

Fungi have also been used to create sustainable objects.

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What is the difference between plants and fungi? Let's find out!

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4. Bacteria

Bacteria are micro organisms that can be both harmful and good for our body.

Micro organisms are very tiny and cannot be seen with the naked eyes. We need the help of a microscope to see these micro organisms.