Animal Adaptations

A change in an animal's body or behavior that helps it survive in its environment.

A physical feature of an animal that helps it survive, such as body covering, shape, or size.

A behavior that helps an animal survive, such as migration, hibernation, or communication.

The thick fur of a polar bear helps it stay warm in cold climates.

Birds migrating south for the winter to find warmer temperatures.

A physical adaptation that allows an animal to blend in with its surroundings.

When one animal looks like another animal to avoid being eaten.

Substances produced by animals to deter predators, such as venom or foul-smelling sprays.

The outer layer of an animal that protects it, such as feathers, fur, or scales.

Wolves howl to communicate with each other, helping them stay connected and coordinate during hunts.