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**There is no such thing as a fish. You might not believe me right now, but by the end of the episode I’m confident you will understand, and maybe even agree, with my opinion. Let’s learn some biological English vocabulary while trying to answer the question… **Do fish actually exist?
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Vocabulary List
Vertebrate (n) – an animal that has a spine
Cows, frogs, and ostriches are all vertebrates
cold-blooded (adj) – cold-blooded animals can only control their body heat by taking in heat from the outside or by being very active
Snakes and lizards are cold-blooded animals
Limbless (adj) – having no limbs (no arms, legs, or wings)
Snakes are limbless reptiles
Common ancestor (n) – one species which is the ancestor of two or more species later in time
Humans and gorillas share a common ancestor
To evolve (v) – to develop gradually
Dogs evolved from wolves
Descendant (n) – an animal that lives after and is related to another animal that lived in the past
Lemurs are descendants of early primates
To distinguish (v) – to notice or understand the difference between two things
It is difficult to distinguish between these two species
Characteristic (n) – a typical or noticeable quality of someone or something
A squashed face is an unfortunate characteristic of pugs
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