Yr 11 Bio: Survival through adaptations and regulation

An example of a behavioral adaptation is

• The long neck of a giraffe
• Penguins huddling together for warmth
• A camel's hump used to store water
• A polar bear's white fur used for camouflage

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An example of a physical adaptation is...

• a turtle hiding inside its shell
• The spikes on a porcupine fish
• a rabbit burrowing underground
• a viper biting when threatened

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A monkey has a long tail to help it swing from branch to branch.

• Behavioral Adaptation

• Structural Adaptation

• Physiological Adaptation

• Reproductive Adaptation

A squid will squirt black ink at predators when frightened.

• Behavioral Adaptation

• Structural Adaptation

• Physiological Adaptation

• Reproductive Adaptation

A lion has pointed teeth to help it tear meat off of the bone.

• Behavioral Adaptation

• Structural Adaptation

• Physiological Adaptation

• Reproductive Adaptation

A penguin is white on its belly and black on its back so it harder to see underwater from above and below.

• Behavioral Adaptation

• Structural Adaptation

• Physiological Adaptation

• Reproductive Adaptation

An arctic tern migrates for food and warmth.

• Behavioral Adaptation

• Structural Adaptation

• Reproductive Adaptation

• Physiological Adaptation

An owl is mostly nocturnal meaning it hunts and is active at night.

• Behavioral Adaptation
• Structural Adaptation

When threatened, some animals make warning sounds to help other animals escape a predator.

• Behavioral Adaptation
• Structural Adaptation

Which feature helps an animal hide from other animals?

• looking like a dangerous animal
• being the same color as the place it lives (camoflauge)
• having sharp claws or a strong shel
• having only a few young and caring for them