Hopscotch Songs
Leland Smith
专辑:《The Vertebrates Song (feat. Leland Smith)》
更新时间:2025-02-14 12:36:49
文件格式:mp3
The Vertebrates Song(feat. Leland Smith) - Hopscotch Songs/Leland Smith
Lyrics by:Matthew Pace/Joanna Pace
Composed by:Matthew Pace/Joanna Pace
Do you have a backbone that's weird
Ninety-five percent of earth life does not
You're called a vertebrate because of the spine you've got
There are five vertebrate classes
Some have warm blood and some have cold
Some on land in the air or sea
What are they called repeat after me
Mammals reptiles birds amphibians and fish
Mammals reptiles birds amphibians and fish
Most mammals don't come in eggs like all the others
The babies drink milk from their mothers
And we all have fur or hair on our soft skin
We have cats deer platypus kangaroos and you
Fun fact whales and bats are mammals too
Reptiles are covered in scales or bony plates
Yeah we know you can't relate
We lay eggs with a leathery shell
We have snakes lizards crocodiles and turtles as well
Birds are born from hard-shelled eggs
We have beaks and feathers but scales on our legs
Not all of us take to the sky
But most of us have hollow bones and most of us fly
Amphibians lead a double-life in cold blood
Our metamorphosis takes us from the water to the mud
We start with gills then we graduate to lungs
Some of us catch food with our specialized tongues
Some of us look like worms and some of us are long
And some of us are toads but most of us are frogs
Fish fish fish are the largest groups of vertebrates
And we've been around much longer
We have scales and fins we're ectothermic
And we lay our eggs in the water
And guess what a jellyfish
Is not a fish 'cause it doesn't have a backbone
Same with starfish shellfish
Cuttlefish and crayfish these are fake fish
Ok I'm done but they're fake
There are so many ways to divide up the data
But we all have spines in subphylum vertebrata
Subphylum vertebrata subphylum vertebrata
Mammals reptiles birds amphibians and fish
But only the real ones
Mammals reptiles birds amphibians and fish
Bird amphibians and fish