Animals are like humans

(Mom's Note: Kya's little brother was with us when Kya narrated this post, and he had some things to say.  I've inserted his comments in parentheses.)

Animals are like humans because they have feelings.  We are mammals, and all mammals have a backbone.  (Mammals have speaking skills.)  You know birds are birds because they've got feathers.  Not all birds fly; that's not howyou can tell they are a bird.  (You can tell they are birds because of their beaks and because they look like a bird.)  Birds are sometimes pets.  So are dogs and cats.  Some kinds of birds that are pets are chickens, and a very popular one is parrots.  There are different kinds of dogs and cats.  (Like mammal dogs.  And slime mammals.  And pink green mammals.)   There are also amphibians and reptiles.  Bugs are also a kind of animal, but not how you might think of it, but they are.  There are bugs that are also cute, like ladybugs (and like potato heads).

Animals are humans, except a different kind.  They have different languages, like barking, meowing, and of course, cock-a-doodle-doo!  (And like, bubbaboo, bubbaboo, blub blub blub.  You know, like fishes.  Some animals go like whee whee wheeee-ooo!  Some animals go like potato head, potato head.  Some animals go like cricket, cricket, cricket.  And some animals go like baseball, baseball.)  Animals can also go like ssssssssssss.  And neigh.  (Moo!)  

Animals are everywhere.  You may not notice them, but they are there.  I saw a deer once.  So go exploring outside!