Adaptations

Movement from one area to another

• extinction
• hibernation
• migration
• physical adaptation

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An inactive state during which normal body activities slow. 

• instinct
• camouflage
• migration
• hibernation

A body part of behavior that helps a living thing survive

• instinct
• physical adaptation
• hibernation
• migration

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The loss of a kind of living thing

• extinction
• hibernation
• migration
• instinct

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An adaptation that helps an animal hide from predators

• migration
• camouflage
• hibernation
• extinction

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Behavior an animal is born with

• migration
• instinct
• physical adaptation
• camouflage

What adaptation does a musk ox have that allows it to survive in a cold climate. 

• claws
• horns
• round eyes
• fur

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Different species of plant-eating animals on the savanna eat plants at different heights. Why do animals adapt this way?

• They are picky eaters.
• They avoid their predators which are at the other heights. 
• They can all share the same habitat.
• They migrate to the savanna during different seasons. 

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The African elephant is on a list of endangered animals. It is a vegetarian and lives in the forests and grasslands. Based on this data, what conclusion can you draw about the possible reason for its declining population?

• The available forests and grasslands habitats have declined. 
• An epidemic disease  has struck the African elephant. 
• A drought has affected the African elephants. 
• There is an increase in the population of African elephant's predators.

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Some birds fly south in the winter to avoid the cold. This is an example of ...

• instinct and migration
• migration and hibernation
• physical adaptation and migration
• instinct and physical adaptation