Ocean Adaptations

How do mackerel fish adapt to the ocean habitat?

• They have blubber to keep them warm.

• They have blow holes on their backs to breathe air.

• They sting their predators.

• They swim in a school to look like a big fish.

Select 2 of the sea turtle's ocean adaptations.

• They have blubber to keep them warm.

• They have spray ink to escape predators.

• They have flippers that helps them swim.

• They have a hard shell that protects them from predators.

Which is an ocean adaptation of a jellyfish?

• They grow white fur to camouflage.

• They sting their predators.

• They have blubber to keep them warm.

• They have white bellies and dark backs.

How do lionfish adapt to the ocean habitat?

• They have antlers for protection.

• They have tentacles to grab their prey.

• They poison their predators if they are eaten.

• They have blow holes on their top backs to breathe.

Select 3 of the octopus's ocean adaptation ?

• They have strong and long tentacles to grab their prey.

• They spray ink to escape their predators.

• They don't have bones so they can squeeze in to small spaces.

• They have white fur to camouflage

Select 4 of the great white shark's ocean adaptations.

• They have eyes on the sides of their head to see around their body.

• They have large paws to break ices.

• The have cartilage instead of bones to move fast in the water.

• They have a light belly and a grey back to camouflage.

• They can smell blood miles away.

How does the sting ray adapt to the ocean habitat?

• They camouflage with the sand so predators can't see them.

• They have white fur to camouflage.

• They have blow holes on their top backs to breathe.

• They have blubber to keep them warm.

Select 4 of a dolphin's ocean adaptations.

• They have blow holes on their top backs.

• They have sting or electrocute their prey.

• They have echolocation and can sense where animals are in the ocean.

• They can communicate with each other by making noises.

• They can hold their breath for a long time.