Animal Adaptations

A chameleon lies next to a large blue flower so predators can NOT find it. This is an example of

• camouflage

• mimicry

• migration

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A scientist sees a bird while walking outside. She notices the bird has a sharp beak. What can the scientist infer about this bird?

• The bird is a male bird

• The bird travels long distances

• The bird preys on animals for its food

• The bird is very pretty

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How are teeth, camouflage and mimicry the same?

• They are all behaviors.

• They are used by all insects.

• They each can help an animal survive.

• They are used ONLY by predators

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A green snake blends in so predators can NOT find it. This is an example of?

• Hibernation

• Mimicry

• Migration

• Camouflauge

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Some butterflies have spots on their wings that look like snake eyes. This is called

• A pretty butterfly

• Instinct

• Learned Behavior

• mimicry

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The teeth in this picture are from an animal that would most likely eat

• grass

• insects

• fruit

• fish

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What is a special feature or behavior that helps a living thing survive in its environment?

• adaptation

• camouflage

• mimicry

• genetics

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If an animal can blend in to its environment, which adaptation does it have?

• sharp eyesight

• mimicry

• camouflage

• feathers

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If an animal hides by looking like another living thing, which adaptation does it have?

• feathers

• mimicry

• camouflage

• blubber

What do you call the study of how organisms pass traits from one generation to the next?

• camouflage

• mimicry

• adaptation

• genetics

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