Animal Adaptations

A form of camouflage that uses contrasting coloring  to blend many animals together

• Countershading
• Mimicry
• Disruptive coloration

A protective coloration to help an animal blend in

• camouflage
• countershading
• mimicry

A mosquito is a 

• fluid feeder
• bulk feeder
• deposit feeder

When a weaker animal copies a stronger one to ward off predators

• mimicry
• camouflage
• disruptive coloration

A form of camouflage in which an animal's belly is lighter and its back is darker

• countershading
• mimicry
• disruptive coloration

A lion is a 

• Deposit feeder
• bulk feeder
• filter feeder

A sponge is a 

• bulk feeder
• fluid feeder
• filter feeder

Structures that allow animals to defend themselves, move, and obtain resources

• countershading
• ejection
• adaptations

A stickbug looks like the twig on which it rests.
This is an example of

• Attack
• Defense
• Hiding
• Obtaining resources

A sea urchin's spines cause an eel to seek another meal.
This is an example of

• Attack
• Defense
• Hiding
• Obtaining Resources