<prompt> Bo-rasaense ba arola liphoofolo joang?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: How do scientists classify animals? . Response in English: Scientists use a hierarchical classification system to group animals and organize them into increasingly specific categories. This system, called the Linnaean taxonomy, was developed by the Swedish botanist Carl Linnaeus in the 18th century. At the top of the hierarchy is the kingdom, of which there are five or six, depending on the classification system used. The animal kingdom, Animalia, is one of these. Within the animal kingdom, groups of animals are first subdivided based on certain fundamental characteristics, such as the presence or absence of a spinal column, into phyla. For example, animals with spinal columns are grouped into the phylum Chordata. The phylum is then divided into classes. For instance, within the phylum Chordata, animals are divided into different classes, such as mammals, birds, reptiles, and so on, based on additional shared traits. Classes are then divided into orders, orders into families, families into genera singular: genus, and genera into species. Species is the most specific level of classification, representing a group of animals that are capable of interbreeding.In summary, the animal classification hierarchy, from the most general to the most specific is: Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, and Species. . Response in Sesotho: Bo-rasaense ba sebelisa mokhoa oa ho arola liphoofolo ka lihlopha ho arola liphoofolo le ho li hlophisa ka lihlopha tse ntseng li eketseha. Tsamaiso ena, e bitsoang Linnaean taxonomy, e ile ea hlahisoa ke setsebi sa limela sa Sweden Carl Linnaeus lekholong la bo18 la lilemo. Sehlohlolong sa bolaoli ke muso, oo ho oona ho nang le tse hlano kapa tse tšeletseng, ho itšetlehile ka tsamaiso ea lihlopha tse sebelisoang. Liphoofolo, Animalia, ke e ngoe ea tsona. Ka hara liphoofolo, lihlopha tsa liphoofolo li qala ho aroloa ho latela litšobotsi tse itseng tsa motheo, tse kang ho ba teng kapa ho se be teng ha lesapo la mokokotlo, ho ba phyla. Ka mohlala, liphoofolo tse nang le litšiea tsa mokokotlo li kenngoa ka hara phylum Chordata. Joale phylum e aroloa ka lihlopha. Ka mohlala, ka hara phylum Chordata, liphoofolo li arotsoe ka lihlopha tse fapaneng, tse kang liphoofolo tse anyesang, linonyana, lihahabi, joalo-joalo, ho itšetlehile ka litšobotsi tse ling tse arolelanoang. Joale lihlopha li aroloa ka litaelo, litaelo ka malapa, malapa ka genera bonngoeng: leloko, le genera ka mefuta. Mefuta ke boemo bo khethehileng ka ho fetisisa ba ho arola, bo emelang sehlopha sa liphoofolo tse khonang ho tsoala. Ka kakaretso, sehlopha sa lihlopha tsa liphoofolo, ho tloha ka kakaretso ho ea ho tse tobileng ka ho fetisisa ke: Muso, Phylum, Sehlopha, Taelo, Lelapa, Genus le Mefuta. 