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The video tutorial guides viewers through the process of classifying an animal without identification papers. It uses a classification guide to determine the animal's group by asking questions about its physical characteristics, such as feathers, scaly skin, fur, and hoofed legs. The process concludes with identifying the animal as a tapir, a type of ungulate, and placing it with its closest relatives like horses and hippos.

Why is it important to use a classification guide when identifying an animal?

• To ensure the animal is fed properly

• To determine the animal's age

• To decide the correct habitat for the animal

• To find out the animal's favorite food

What is the first characteristic checked to classify the animal?

• If it has feathers

• If it has a snout

• If it has hoofed legs

• If it has fur

What does the presence of fur indicate about the animal?

• It is a mammal

• It is a bird

• It is an amphibian

• It is a reptile

Which group of mammals does the animal belong to if it has hoofed legs?

• Ungulates

• Primates

• Rodents

• Carnivores

What specific animal is identified if it has a snout and hoofed legs?

• Giraffe

• Horse

• Tapir

• Elephant