Question

why do scientists classify animals? (1 point)
to organize information
to show relationships
all of the above
to learn more about animals
which is not a way scientists classify animals into groups? (1 point)
by whether they are cold - blooded or warm - blooded
by their body covering
by how much they weigh
by whether they are vertebrates or invertebrates

Explanation:

First Question:

Scientists classify animals to organize information about them, show evolutionary and biological relationships, and also to learn more about different animal species. So the correct option is "all of the above".

Scientists classify animals by characteristics like being cold - blooded/warm - blooded, body covering, and whether they are vertebrates/invertebrates. Weight is not a standard way to classify animals into groups as it can vary within a species and is not a defining biological characteristic for classification.

Answer:

C. all of the above

Second Question: