<prompt> Hlalosa taxonomy ea liphoofolo.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain the taxonomy of animals. . Response in English: Taxonomy is the science of classification, and in biology, its used to organize and categorize living organisms. In the animal kingdom, taxonomy is used to group animals into different categories based on their shared characteristics, evolutionary relationships, and genetic similarities.The highest level of classification in the animal kingdom is the domain, of which there are three: Archaea, Bacteria, and Eukarya - animals belong to the domain Eukarya. Within this domain, animals belong to the kingdom Animalia. Next, animals are classified into phyla, based on their body plans and internal organization. This includes distinctions such as whether an animal has a backbone, segmented body parts, and specialized systems for digestion, circulation, and reproduction. There are over 30 different phyla in the animal kingdom.Within phyla, animals are further classified into classes. For example, the phylum Chordata contains animals with a notochord and a dorsal hollow nerve cord, and is divided into classes such as mammals, birds, and reptiles. Classes can be broken down further into orders, which are divided into families, then into genera, and finally into species.Species is the most specific level of classification, and it refers to a group of similar organisms that can interbreed and produce fertile offspring. Sometimes, different species can be very similar in appearance, and their classification may depend on other factors, such as behavior or genetics.Overall, the taxonomy of animals is a hierarchical system, moving from broad, general categories to more specific ones, and it helps scientists to organize, understand, and communicate about the incredible diversity of life on Earth. . Response in Sesotho: Taxonomy ke saense ea ho arola, me ho baeloji, e sebelisetsoa ho hlophisa le ho arola lintho tse phelang. Sebakeng sa liphoofolo, taxonomy e sebelisoa ho arola liphoofolo ka mekhahlelo e fapaneng ho latela litšoaneleho tsa tsona tse arolelanoang, likamano tsa ho iphetola ha lintho, le ho tšoana ha liphatsa tsa lefutso. Boemo bo phahameng ka ho fetisisa ba lihlopha tsa liphoofolo ke sebaka seo ho sona ho nang le tse tharo: Archaea, Bacteria le Eukarya - liphoofolo ke tsa sebaka sa Eukarya. Ka hara sebaka sena, liphoofolo ke tsa muso oa Animalia. Ka mora moo, liphoofolo li aroloa ka phyla, ho itšetlehile ka meralo ea mele ea tsona le mokhatlo oa ka hare. Sena se kenyelletsa liphapang tse kang hore na phoofolo e na le mokokotlo, likarolo tsa mele tse arohaneng, le mekhoa e khethehileng ea ho sila lijo, ho potoloha le ho ikatisa. Ho na le li-phyla tse fapaneng tse fetang 30 sebakeng sa liphoofolo. Ka hara phyla, liphoofolo li boetse li aroloa ka lihlopha. Ka mohlala, phylum Chordata e na le liphoofolo tse nang le notochord le dorsal hollow nerve cord, me e arotsoe ka lihlopha tse kang liphoofolo tse anyesang, linonyana le lihahabi. Lihlopha li ka aroloa ho ea pele ka litaelo, tse arotsoeng ka malapa, joale ka lihlopha, me qetellong e be mefuta. Mefuta ke boemo bo khethehileng ka ho fetisisa ba ho arola, me e bolela sehlopha sa lintho tse phelang tse tšoanang tse ka tsoanang le ho hlahisa bana ba nonneng. Ka linako tse ling, mefuta e sa tšoaneng e ka tšoana haholo ka ponahalo, me lihlopha tsa tsona li ka itšetleha ka lintlha tse ling, tse kang boitšoaro kapa liphatsa tsa lefutso. Ka kakaretso, lekhetho la liphoofolo ke tsamaiso ea maemo a phahameng, e tlohang likarolong tse pharaletseng, tse akaretsang ho ea ho tse tobileng haholoanyane, me e thusa bo-rasaense ho hlophisa, ho utloisisa le ho buisana ka mefuta-futa e tsotehang ea bophelo lefatšeng. 