Animal Adaptations and Survival

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Animal adaptations help them survive in their environment.

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Adaptations are changes in an animal's body over time to help them survive.

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Tadpoles have tails for swimming.

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Tadpoles use their tails to swim and can grow them longer if predators are near.

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Tadpoles' body shape helps them in water.

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Their body is shaped to cut through water, aiding in survival.

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Frogs adapt to life on land and in water.

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Frogs have strong legs for jumping and webbed feet for swimming.

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Frogs can breathe through their skin.

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They have lungs and can hold their breath underwater for 4-7 hours.

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Frogs change color for camouflage.

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Frogs near ponds are green with dark spots to blend in.

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Adapted means changed over time.

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Adapted refers to changes in an animal's body to survive in their environment.

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Tadpoles swim faster when predators are near.

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They grow their tails longer to swim faster and look bigger.

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Frogs' color depends on their habitat.

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Some frogs are brighter green, helping them blend in with their surroundings.

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Frogs need strong legs for jumping.

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Strong legs help frogs escape predators and catch prey.