Unit 4 Assessment Review - Eagles and Eaglets & Baby Bears

Front

What is a mammal?

Back

A mammal is any warm-blooded animal that feeds milk to its babies.

Front

What does it mean when animals groom each other?

Back

When animals groom each other, they clean each other.

Front

What does the term 'giant' refer to?

Back

Something that is very large.

Front

At what point does an eaglet become an adult?

Back

An eaglet becomes an adult when it has learned to do all the things its parents do.

Front

What does 'covered' mean in relation to something being all over something else?

Back

Covered means something is all over something else.

Front

What are the characteristics of mammals?

Back

Mammals are warm-blooded, have fur or hair, and produce milk for their young.

Front

Can you name a few examples of mammals?

Back

Examples of mammals include humans, dogs, cats, and bears.

Front

What is the significance of grooming behavior in animals?

Back

Grooming behavior helps maintain hygiene, strengthens social bonds, and can reduce stress.

Front

What adaptations do giant animals have for survival?

Back

Giant animals may have adaptations such as larger body size for protection, better heat retention, and increased foraging efficiency.

Front

How do eaglets learn from their parents?

Back

Eaglets learn from their parents through observation and practice of hunting, flying, and other survival skills.