Luyện nghe bài hát The Biodiversity Song

Everyone's part of a family in a tribe or a or ethnic group by
of birth,
And we're all in the we call Homo sapiens sapiens,
the known surviving one on Earth;
We're in the species Homo sapiens, is in the genus
Homo, in the family that we Hominidae,
And in the anthropoid suborder the apes and the monkeys, and
also all the family.
It is so biodiverse, and so homogeneous,
To realize how we are, it doesn't take a genius;
So many and phyla,
From Amoeba to to Hyla,
so biodiverse, and we're not.
And we're in the primate order, if you all the lemurs, the
sifakas, and the tarsiers,
And the placental infraclass, with dogs and mice and other
pouched live-bearing little critters bear furs.
Along with the marsupials, in the therian subclass, and, along
echidnas and platypi,
In the class of Mammalia -- from the kangaroos and to the
dolphins, and hippopotami.
And still, our are relatively shared if you think about the
classes in the infraphylum,
amphibians and reptiles, and such birds as the chickens, or the
cuckoos in the old insane
If you include the fish, we're in the subphylum, and,
along with worms, we are chordates,
And that's just one of the phyla in the kingdom, along with
molluscs, and coelenterates.
It is so biodiverse, and so homogeneous,
To realize how alike we are, it doesn't a genius;
With order and division,
and precision,
It's so biodiverse . . . are we?
And besides that kingdom of the arthropods and brachiopods, and
annelids, or segmented worms,
And flatworms, bryozoans, tardigrades, onychophorans,
and echinoderms,
There are other living kingdoms, with the fungi and plants as
moss, sundews, ferns, magnolias, and beans,
Not to the two kingdoms of the protists and prokaryotes, such
as algae, and blue-greens.
And simpler and more biodiverse yet are the viruses, such as the
cold and HIV,
And simpler yet than those are entities called viroids, specks
too infinitesimal to see;
And of them all are the prions, which are little more than
strands of simple DNA,
Little reproductive strains formed from patterns
that started from old, primordial clay.
It is so biodiverse, and so homogeneous,
To realize how alike we are, it doesn't a genius;
One thing's sure: we're the
To of evolution,
so biodiverse, and we rule!