3.1:Enchidna/Platypus(comp)

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What is a unique feature of the echidna that helps it defend against predators?

Back

The echidna uses its claws as a secret weapon when a predator is near.

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What does the term 'forages' mean in the context of the echidna's behavior?

Back

Forages means hunting for food.

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What is the primary purpose of the informational text about the platypus?

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To inform readers about the unique characteristics of a platypus.

Front

What classification do both the echidna and the platypus belong to?

Back

They are both classified as monotremes.

Front

What elements indicate that a text is informational?

Back

Elements such as maps, photographs, and captions indicate that a text is informational.

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What is the primary diet of the echidna?

Back

The primary diet of the echidna consists of ants and termites.

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How do echidnas and platypuses reproduce?

Back

Both echidnas and platypuses lay eggs, which is a characteristic of monotremes.

Front

What is a notable physical characteristic of the platypus?

Back

The platypus has a duck-bill and webbed feet.

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What habitat do echidnas typically prefer?

Back

Echidnas typically prefer forests, woodlands, and scrublands.

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What is the significance of the platypus's ability to detect electric fields?

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The platypus can detect electric fields to locate prey underwater.